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Cheers,
Dan

Indeed, a bookmap would be more appropriate for your use case. However, you can add a synthetic page using the following technique. In your customization CSS add the following: @namespace oxy "http://www.oxygenxml.com/extensions/author"; /* Declare a new page. */ @page copyright-notice-pag...

I am not sure what happens. It would be great if you can send us an example PDF and small DITA topic showing the problem. Please zip them and send them using the technical support form: https://www.oxygenxml.com/techSupport.html

Many regards,
Dan

Hello Anna, It is possible that the external pdf-css plugin uses other Chemistry processor or other CSSs than the plugin/scenario built in oXygen. See: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/20.0/ug-author/topics/preferences-dita-logging.html Please compare the transformation console between the two...

Hello, I added the topicref to a DITA map and it appeared correctly in the TOC of the WYSIWYG transformation. I used the newly released oXygen 20.0. The only problem was the line of dots that connects the topic name to the page number - it has no meaning for the external resources, and it must be re...

Hello, For the first problem we have no available fix. I have noted as an enhancement request. To remove the footnotes associated to document changes add this snippet to your CSS: oxy-delete, oxy-insert{ float:none; display:none; } If you need to hide the footnotes for the comments, add the oxy-comm...

The "map/topicref" elements from the TOC section have the same @id attribute as the topics they point to in the main content. I recomend to the the following: Change your template to match the "topic/topic" elements. Use the @id attribute of the matched elements to find the corre...

The CSS selectors from your code sample are matching cells that are at the upper or left side of a separator. In my tests I see only the last cell from the last row having no padding - this is because my table has rowsep and colseps on all rows and cells. I think you simply need to add a fallback CS...

Maybe you can use conrefs? Create a shell topic that has the outputclass set on it that includes the content of the real topic? But maybe dita-users is a better place to find out an answer.

You should move the outputclass attribute to the "topic" element, and change your XSL match to <xsl:template match="*[contains(@class, ' topic/topic ')]">. Avoid matching topicrefs, these go into the TOC section of the publication. Another way is to use the technique discussed he...

Please add a white-space property to the "zebra" div, like: You can read more about this property here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/W ... hite-space

Regards,
Dan

Ok, there are two ways of doing that zebra type of codeblock styling: 1. Modify the index-pass2.js file from the "com.oxygenxml.pdf.css" plugin, adding your JavaScript code. The Prince XML processor is invoked from the build.xml file, in the target with name="prince". You can mod...

Hello Justine, You can use the following CSS snippet (it will be included in oXygen 19): @media print { *[class~="topic/topic"] > *[class~="topic/title"] { prince-bookmark-level: 1; -ah-bookmark-level: 1; } *[class~="topic/topic"] *[class~="topic/topic"] > *[c...

Hello, We do not have yet such a documentation, but here are some hints: I would start by creating a CSS file that imports two other CSS files: 1. the one from the Oxygen installation that gives styling for common DITA elements, for example: OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR/frameworks/dita/css/edit/dita.css 2. th...

You can modify this behavior by changing the "dita.css.list" parameter of the "DITA Map PDF - WYSIWYG" transformation scenario. The documentation for this parameter states the following: The files must have URL syntax and be separated using semicolons. If the value is empty, then...

Another approach is to set an @outputclass attribute on your table, then match it and style it from the CSS. This works specially if you have all entries from a column styled the same. For example to add row separators for the first column (I use element names, not DITA classes values for simplicity...

Hello, Here are some details and workarounds: About the column width : Since 18.1 oXygen converts the DITA colspec @colwidth attribute to a @style attribute. For example: colwidth = 0.3* -> style = 'width:33%' colwidth = 20 -> style = 'width:20' This width property is interpreted by Prince, so it sh...

Please read the topic https://www.oxygenxml.com/forum/topic12552.html , it is the same problem, but it refers to tables. I think you could use: <xsl:attribute-set name="fig" .......... > <xsl:attribute name="keep-together.within-page">1</xsl:attribute> </xsl:attribute-set>

Hello,

Try using: page-break-inside="avoid" on the fig element.

Regards,
Dan

The problem was caused by the "xlink:type" attribute (having a fixed value set in the associated XML Schema) conflicting with the specified "type" attribute from the XML document. The problem is now resolved and the fix will enter the next hot fixes build. I expect this to be ava...

Thank you for the samples! We reproduced the problem, and we are in the process of fixing it. I will come back with details.

Regards,
Dan Caprioara

We migrated the fix into the SDK.
Make sure you use version 18.0.0.1 in your pom.xml file if you are using Maven, or download the entire set of libraries from: https://www.oxygenxml.com/maven/com/oxy ... .1-all.zip

Many regards,
Dan

Ok, no problem. I think this code was developed for Java 6 on Mac.

It is executed on the Mac. If you remove it it will simply not find the library.

Until we release a new SDK with the fix, please use this code in your app (it works also on the Mac ): String os = System.getProperty("os.name").toLowerCase(); String arch = System.getProperty("os.arch").toLowerCase(); System.out.println("Loading Hunspell for OS:" + os ...

Hello Scott,

We reproduced the problem on our side, with the latest JRE, and I can confirm that the code you posted loads hunspell DLL correctly on Windows. On Mac it fails.
We will take a closer look and keep you updated.

Regards,
Dan

Hello Scott, It works fine for us to switch to the text page. This is how it looks: http://www.oxygenxml.com/forum/files/reviewer-text-page.png Try this: create a "main" method in the class that is refered by the JNLP and run it directly, from your IDE. If it gives a different result, then...

In a previous message you said that our sample reviewer worked for you when using the SDK version 17.1. Just changing the version in the POM file to 17.0 makes Hunspell fail for that specific sample?

By the way, I tested with a sample containing just the Text page, and it works ok.

The problem is caused by oXygen applet not detecting properly the HiDPI settings on Windows - it misses a native library for doing it. As a workaround you could alter the pom.xml file from the sample applet project, adding: <dependency> <groupId>net.java.dev.jna</groupId> <artifactId>jna</artifactId...

Hello Frank,
Thank you for the feedback! I corrected the documentation for both the fold-left and fold-right functions. The fix will enter the next oXygen release.

Best regards,
Dan Caprioara