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    • Oxygen XML Editor

      Oxygen XML Editor is a cross platform tool setting the standard in XML editing. This advanced XML editor provides the most intuitive tools for XML editing, authoring, and development. It is the preferred choice for users looking for an XML Editor for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

    • XML Editor

      Oxygen XML Editor is a cross platform tool setting the standard in XML editing. This advanced XML editor provides the most intuitive tools for XML editing, authoring and conversion, XSL, XSLT, XQuery, XML Schema, DTD, Relax NG and Schematron development, SOAP and WSDL.

    • Oxygen XML Developer

      Oxygen introduces an edition specially tuned for developers. It provides a simple and intelligent interface oriented to XML & schema editing. Oxygen XML Developer is derived from the Oxygen XML Editor IDE. Its main features focus on XML source editing, schema designer, and XSLT Editing/Debugging.

    • Oxygen XML Web Author

       Oxygen XML Web Author takes advantage of the state-of-the-art Oxygen authoring technology to bring XML editing and reviewing to any modern web browser. You can collaborate with other members of your team to contribute, modify, and compare content from anywhere on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. The adaptive and innovative user interface is designed to allow you to interact with XML content in the most efficient and productive way possible.

    • Oxygen WebHelp for DITA and DocBook

      Oxygen offers built-in support to create online documentation for DITA and DocBook and it includes several variants to suit your specific needs. This website-friendly presentation of the XML content includes a variety of innovative features and customization options. Its advantages include platform independence, ability to update content continuously, and it can be viewed using a regular web browser.

    • Oxygen Content Fusion

       Oxygen Content Fusion is a flexible, intuitive collaboration platform designed to adapt to virtually any type of workflow that a collaborative team may use for their documentation life cycle. It allows a Content Author to simply create a task, add documents that need to be reviewed, upload the task, and share a link to the task with Reviewers. The Reviewers simply follow a link to open the task in their browser where they can access the uploaded documents to review, add comments, or contribute changes. They can communicate with the Content Author and other Reviewers directly from the Oxygen Content Fusion browser interface. Ultimately, the Content Author has access to a built-in merge tool that allows them to automatically integrate all of the changes back into Oxygen XML Editor or Oxygen XML Author.

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       Oxygen Content Fusion is a flexible, intuitive collaboration platform designed to adapt to virtually any type of workflow that a collaborative team may use for their documentation review process. Every team has their own specific methods of collaborating, but Oxygen Content Fusion was designed to be flexible enough that it can be used and integrated into any documentation workflow.

    • Evaluate for Free

       Seeing the list of benefits, taking the tour, and watching the demo video is all helpful, but nothing compares to experiencing the actual product for yourself. If you are a Content Author with a licensed copy of Oxygen XML Editor/Author, see first-hand how Oxygen Content Fusion can improve your documentation review process by trying it free for 60 days.

    • Oxygen XML SDK

      In this section you can find resources for developers that need to extend or integrate Oxygen into their applications.

    • Oxygen SDK Support

      The Oxygen SDK Support page is meant to be a single destination where all registered developer partners can ask questions about the SDK, get help with specific problems, and receive general technical support. You can search our SDK documentation, browse public forums and mailing discussions, or contact our technical team.

    • Eclipse IDE Integration

      This additional API is provided for easily accessing the opened XML Editors from your own Eclipse plugins.

    • XML Editor for Mac OSX

      Oxygen is the best XML editor available for Mac, targeting a large number of users ranging from beginners to XML experts. It is the only XML tool that supports all of the XML schema languages. The XSLT and XQuery support is enhanced with powerful debuggers and performance profilers. You can use Oxygen XML Editor to work with all XML-based technologies, including XML databases, XProc pipelines, and web services.

    • Features

      Oxygen XML Editor has a large number of features regarding the editing of the XML-related documents. You can find a detailed list of them here.

      • Visual (WYSIWYG) XML Editors

        Oxygen offers CSS-based, out-of-the-box visual editing support for a number of important XML documentation frameworks (DITA, DocBook, TEI, XHTML). Also, if you are planning to use other types of XML documents, an API is available for customizing Oxygen.

        • Generic Visual XML Editor

          Oxygen allows you to visually edit any XML document. By default, Oxygen includes out-of-the-box capabilities for content review, change tracking, profiling, and conditional text, all of which are independent from XML vocabulary. Driven by CSS stylesheets, Oxygen is simple to use and highly customizable.

          • Customizable XML Editor

            The Author mode in Oxygen XML Editor offers you a productive way to author XML documents, in a manner similar to using a word processor. Oxygen can easily be customized to visually edit any XML document according to your organizational needs and preferences.

          • User-Friendly XML Visual Editing

            Oxygen makes XML document authoring much easier than editing with an unstructured word processing application. Oxygen keeps your documents more organized and efficient by only allowing valid structure and eliminating the need to encode semantics into arbitrary styling. It also reduces the time used in editing content by guiding the author through the process.

          • Built-in Table Support

            Oxygen offers built-in support for both CALS and HTML table models. If your XML vocabulary adheres to one of those models, Oxygen will automatically detect the table elements and structure the content in a tabular fashion. If your XML vocabulary uses other table standards, you can use the standard W3C CSS table styling properties in the associated stylesheet.

          • Review Tools

            Oxygen includes a variety of helpful review tools that improve your ability to collaborate with other members of your team. The review features include the ability to track changes, mark content for various reasons, add comments or comment threads in your content, manage the review features, and to search comments or changes.

          • Profiling/Conditional Text

            Profiling text is a way to mark blocks of text meant to appear in some renditions of the document but not in others. For example, you can mark a section of a document that is to be included in a manual to be designated for 'expert' users and another section for 'novice' users, while unmarked sections are included in all renditions.

          • Constant Validation

            Keeping the content valid at all times is a top priority. As a result, Oxygen will automatically reject actions that will make the document invalid and propose solutions to keep the document valid. Document validation is performed automatically each time the document is changed.

        • DITA Editor

          Oxygen offers advanced DITA editing support, covering DITA 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3 standards, and allows users with limited knowledge of XML to edit DITA documents in a visual interface (similar to a WYSIWYG word processor). The DITA Open Toolkit publishing engine comes bundled with the application.

          • DITA Editing

            Oxygen includes out-of-the box support for DITA (including DITA specializations), such as specific actions, full table support, content completion assistance, and dynamic conversion from Office applications to DITA when copying and pasting content.

          • DITA Maps Manager

            DITA maps are key components for authoring DITA content. Managing these files and their referenced topics is an important feature for a DITA editor.

          • Content Review and Change Tracking

            Collaboration is a key to success for up-to-date and top quality documentation. Using Oxygen, authors and reviewers can work together seamlessly, adding comments, seeing each others changes, and searching reviews.

          • Content Re-Use

            Content re-use is an important feature of DITA documentation. Oxygen offers support for content re-use by allowing you to create content references and conditional text.

          • Profiling/Conditional Text

            Oxygen offers full support for DITA conditional text processing. Profiling attributes can be managed easily to filter content in the published output. You can toggle between different profile sets in the Author mode to see what will be included in the output.

          • Single-Source DITA Publishing

            Oxygen includes the industry standard DITA Open Toolkit for converting from DITA maps to final output (PDF, CHM, EPUB, etc.) Oxygen also offers out-of-the-box support for generating high quality feedback-enabled or mobile-friendly WebHelp.

          • Editor Extensibility

            You can extend the DITA functionality of Oxygen by changing the CSS files used for rendering documents, by defining a broader set of operations and actions, by using available add-ons, or by creating your own plugins.

        • Visual DocBook Editor

          With Oxygen, you can edit Docbook 4 and Docbook 5 documents (including 5.1) in a user-friendly and productive manner. The publishing tool includes transformation scenarios for producing WebHelp, EPUB, PDF, or plain HTML.

          • Content Review and Change Tracking

            Collaboration is a key to success for up-to-date and top quality documentation. Using Oxygen, authors and reviewers can work together seamlessly, adding comments, seeing each others changes, and searching reviews.

          • Content Re-Use and Profiling

            The ability to re-use the same content in multiple documents and to apply conditional profiling are important features for content authors. Oxygen also allows you to create XInclude content references and define profiling condition sets.

          • Single-Source DocBook Publishing

            With Oxygen, you can transform your DocBook documents into multiple common formats (HTML, EPUB, PDF), or even into a feedback-enabled or mobile-friendly WebHelp system. Writing and publishing documents in DocBook is now a simple task.

        • Visual TEI Editor

          Oxygen XML Editor includes TEI DTDs and stylesheets. Writing and publishing TEI documents is very easy with Oxygen since its user interface is similar to a word processing application (WYSIWYG).

          • Content Review and Change Tracking

            Collaboration is a key to success for up-to-date and top quality documentation. Using Oxygen, authors and reviewers can work together seamlessly, adding comments, seeing each others changes, and searching reviews.

        • Visual XHTML Editor

          XHTML (Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language) is a more strict and clean version of HTML, written as XML. Oxygen XML Editor includes schemas, catalogs, and templates for XHTML. You can create documents conforming to either transitional or strict XHTML DTDs. Along with editing in Text mode, Oxygen also offers a user interface similar to a classic word processing application (WYSIWYG) tuned for XHTML editing.

      • Review Tools

        Oxygen includes a variety of helpful review tools that improve your ability to collaborate with other members of your team. The review features include the ability to track changes, mark content for various reasons, add comments or comment threads in your content, manage the review features, and to search comments or changes.

      • Review Tools

        Oxygen includes a variety of helpful review tools that improve your ability to collaborate with other members of your team. The review features include the ability to track changes, mark content for various reasons, add comments or comment threads in your content, manage the review features, and to search comments or changes.

      • XML Editor

        The XML Editor in Oxygen is a complete XML development platform with support for all major XML-related standards. An XML file can be edited in the following modes: Text, Grid, and Author editing modes. data sheetflyer

        • Intelligent XML Editing

          The context-sensitive Content Completion Assistant changes the way you edit documents and helps you to keep your content valid at all times.

        • Extensible XML Editor

          Oxygen XML Editor uses the Document Type Association concept to provide ready-to-use support for a framework or XML language. The Document Type Association concept is used in Oxygen XML Editor to provide built-in support for the most popular XML frameworks (DITA, DocBook, XHTML, TEI, etc.) More importantly, it can be used to provide support for a custom user-defined framework that can be shared with others.

        • XML Grid Editor

          The OxygenGrid editing mode allows you to edit repetitive XML content in a special layout that is similar to a spreadsheet application, without the need to interact with markup.

        • XML Outline View

          Oxygen XML Editor includes a powerful Outline view that is automatically synchronized with the document changes.

        • XInclude Support

          Oxygen XML Editor supports XInclude, a standard for merging pieces of XML content, resulting in a single composite XML information set.

        • XML Validation and Well-Formedness Check

          XML validation can be done by checking documents against a schema. Oxygen XML Editor supports validation against XML Schema, DTD, Schematron, and Relax NG schemas.

        • XML Formatting and Indentation

          Oxygen includes formatting and indentation features that allow you to arrange XML documents in an organized and consistent manner.

        • Multi-Lingual Editing Support

          Oxygen XML Editor supports a large number of languages and text encodings. For example, Unicode 4 is fully supported in both the Text and Author modes.

        • XPath Support

          An XPath expression is a mechanism for navigating through, and selecting nodes from, an XML document. XPath versions 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 are supported.

        • XML Digital Signature and XML Canonicalization

          Oxygen includes a tool for creating and checking digital signatures for both enveloped and detached signatures. The enveloped signatures are stored in the signed document, while the detached ones are stored in a separate file.

          A digital signature is a requirement when exchanging information on an untrusted network. Since XML is used for content storage, it is important to be able to digitally sign the XML files or messages.

        • Helper Views

          There is a set of views, located by default at the side of the editing area, to help you with XML editing. They display the structure of currently edited XML elements, as well as the available attributes and entities.

      • Oxygen WebHelp for DITA and DocBook

        Oxygen offers support for transforming DITA and DocBook resources into WebHelp output. WebHelp consists of a series of HTML pages, neatly integrated into a system that offers table of contents, index navigation, text search capabilities, and various delivery formats (including feedback-enabled systems).

        A WebHelp system is the result of running a transformation scenario. However, if you require an automated process that produces the WebHelp output, the same result can be obtained by running the transformation inside Oxygen XML WebHelp Plugin, which is a command-line interface application that requires its own license key.

      • XSLT

        The Oxygen XSLT support offers the best XSLT Editor available, an intuitive XSLT Debugger, a powerful XSLT Documentation tool, and a wide range of actions designed to refactor or reorganize the content of XSLT stylesheets.

        • XSLT Editor

          The XSLT Editor in Oxygen is the favorite choice of XSLT developers everywhere. With Oxygen XSLT Editor, you can easily create, edit, test, and validate XSLT documents.

          • Stylesheets Editing Support

            Editing XSLT stylesheets in Oxygen is facilitated by the Content Completion Assistant, the XSLT components Outline view, and the XSLT/XQuery Input document view.

          • Validating XSLT Stylesheets

            Oxygen offers enhanced XSLT validation abilities with the support of multiple XSLT processors, as-you-type validation, and batch validation.

          • XSLT Transformation

            With Oxygen, you benefit from ready-to-use transformation scenarios, the most common Java XSLT engines, and support for previewing transformation results.

          • XSLT Search and Refactoring

            Oxygen includes a variety of search and refactoring actions that help improve the way you edit XSLT stylesheets. They offer support to reorganize your stylesheets, context-sensitive refactoring actions, rename and search actions, and more.

        • XSL / XSLT Debugger

          Oxygen XSLT Debugger helps you spot possible bugs in your XSL stylesheets using the most common XSLT transformation engines, Saxon and Xalan.

          • XSLT Debugging Perspective

            Oxygen provides a special layout for the debugging mode. It displays the XML source and the XSLT stylesheet side by side, and also offers dedicated XSLT debugging views and toolbars.

          • Performance Profiling of XSLT Stylesheet

            Using the XSLT profiler feature is essential to helping you to save time identifying performance issues, ensuring that the XSLT transformation is more scalable and performs better.

        • XSL:FO (Formatting Objects) Editor

          Oxygen XML Editor offers intelligent support for FO editing and FO transformations which makes it ideal for developing XML-based publishing applications.

      • XML Schema

        Oxygen offers powerful tools that allow you to design, develop, and edit XML Schemas. These tools include the Text editing mode (packed full of helpers), intuitive and expressive visual schema designer mode, XML Instance Generator, and an XML Schema Documentation tool to output high quality documentation.

        • XML Schema (XSD) Editor

          The Oxygen XML Schema editor offers powerful content completion support, a quick assist tool that is always ready to provide hints, a Components Presenter view, and multiple refactoring actions.

        • Visual XML Schema Diagram Editor (Design Mode)

          XML Schemas enable document designers to specify the allowed structure and content of an XML document. Oxygen provides a powerful and expressive schema diagram editor (Design mode) for editing XML Schemas.

        • XML Schema 1.1 Support

          Oxygen enhances its XML Schema features to include XSD 1.1 capabilities. The full 1.1 specification is implemented so you can edit and validate 1.1 schemas in both the Text and Design modes.

        • XML Instance Generator

          Oxygen XML instance generator can quickly generate a large set of XML document samples based on a given XML Schema (version 1.0 or 1.1).

        • XML Schema Documentation

          The Oxygen XML Schema documentation tool allows you to easily generate full documentation for the XML Schema content models, including comprehensive diagrams, annotations, and cross references.

      • WSDL (Web Services Description Language)

        Oxygen offers a WSDL Editor that supports both editing and online testing. You can use a wide range of searching and refactoring actions and a powerful WSDL documentation tool integrated with XML Schema documentation.

        • WSDL Editor

          The WSDL editor provides support to check whether a WSDL document is valid, a specialized Content Completion Assistant, a component-oriented Outline view, and searching and refactoring operations.

        • WSDL Refactoring

          Oxygen offers a wide range of actions designed to refactor/reorganize the content of WSDL documents. You can quickly find the declaration of a component, where it is referenced, and rename it using dedicated operations.

        • WSDL SOAP Analyzer

          After defining the descriptor, you can verify whether the defined messages are accepted by the Web Services server. Oxygen provides two ways of testing, one for the currently edited WSDL file and another for the remote WSDL files that are published on a web server.

        • WSDL Documentation

          The Oxygen WSDL Documentation tool allows you to easily generate full documentation for the WSDL components in HTML format, including comprehensive annotations and cross references. You can generate a brief documentation listing the services, bindings, port types, and messages defined in the WSDL documents.

      • Ant

        The support for editing Ant build files in Oxygen provides automatic validation, specialized content completion, helpful component-oriented views, and various search and refactoring operations.

        • Ant Editor

          The Ant editor provides a variety of specialized features to assist you with creating and editing Ant build files.

        • Validating Ant Build Files

          Oxygen automatically validates Ant build files as you type and performs the validation with the help of a built-in processor, which is largely based on the Apache Ant libraries.

      • XQuery

        XQuery is intended for labeling information extracted from multiple structured sources, such as XML documents, object repositories, and databases. Oxygen offers support for editing, executing, and debugging XQuery documents.

        • XQuery Editor

          While editing XQuery documents, Oxygen offers you features such as content completion assistance, validation, execution, and generation of HTML documentation.

        • XQuery Debugger

          Full debugging support similar with the XSLT Debugger. Oxygen XML Editor helps you find and fix the bugs that may be present in your XQuery documents.

        • XQuery Builder

          The XPath/XQuery builder is a powerful sandbox tool designed to aid you in building, re-using, and testing XQuery snippets.

      • JSON

        JSON, or JavaScript Object Notation, is a lightweight text-based open standard designed for human-readable data interchange. It is derived from the JavaScript scripting language for representing simple data structures and associative arrays, called objects.

        • JSON Editor

          Oxygen provides a specialized JSON editor with a variety of editing features and helper views. A Grid editing mode is also available to display JSON documents as a structured layout of nested tables.

        • JSON Validation

          Oxygen provides a powerful validation assistant for checking if JSON documents are well formed and for validating them against a custom JSON schema associated with a JSON instance.

        • JSON Transformations and Queries

          Oxygen provides the ability to transform JSON documents to XML or HTML through XSLT processing. You also have access to some powerful tools for querying JSON through XQuery or XPath expressions.

        • JSON Tools

          Oxygen provides a variety of JSON-specific tools for converting JSON documents to and from XML structure, and for generating sample files.

      • HTML

        Oxygen includes a variety of specialized features to assist you with creating and editing HTML5 documents. Working with HTML5 documents has never been so easy.

        • HTML Editor

          Oxygen provides a special framework for editing HTML files (html or htm file extensions) with a variety of specialized editing features, including validation, content completion, syntax highlighting, HTML-specific actions, and more.

        • HTML Validation

          Oxygen includes a built-in validator used for validating HTML documents. It is based upon the W3C HTML Validator and the HTML documents are validated against the W3C HTML5 specification.

        • HTML Queries

          Oxygen provides an XPath toolbar that makes it easy to quickly query HTML documents using XPath expressions.

        • HTML Minification/Compression

          Oxygen includes the ability to reduce the size of a large HTML document through the process of minification. Ultimately, it helps to reduce loading times in web browsers.

        • CSS-like Editing (Emmet)

          An Oxygen Emmet Plugin is available as an add-on and it provides the means for high-speed coding and editing in Text mode or Author mode via a content assistance mechanism and it can be used for HTML documents.

      • Markdown Editor

        Oxygen provides a built-in Markdown editor that allows you to convert Markdown syntax to HTML or DITA and it includes a preview panel to help you visualize the final output. Aside from the plain text syntax that is common amongst most Markdown applications, the editor in Oxygen also integrates many other powerful features that content authors are accustomed to using for other types of documents.

      • XProc Support

        Oxygen includes support for editing XProc scripts, validating them, running the scripts for transformations, configuring extensions for the built-in Calabash engine, and integrating external XProc engines.

      • Content Management System (CMS) Integration

        Oxygen XML Editor offers out-of-the-box integration with various content management systems, such as Microsoft SharePoint, and any WebDAV-enabled CMS. Also, all major CMS vendors listed in the Partners page provide integrations between Oxygen and their solutions.

        • Microsoft(R) SharePoint CMS Integration

          The Oxygen XML Editor integration with the Microsoft SharePoint includes repository browsing, check-out and check-in support, and transparent access to resources (open, edit save).

      • Oxygen Compare and Merge Tools

        Oxygen provides a simple means of performing file and folder comparisons. The complete XML diff and merge solution offers directory, file, 3-way, and XML fragment comparisons, six different algorithms, and multiple levels of comparison.

      • Subversion (SVN) Client

        Oxygen XML Editor simplifies document sharing between content authors by including an Apache SubversionTM (SVN) client. The SVN client allows you to browse repositories, check for changes, commit changes, update your working copy, and examine the revision history.

      • Other Features

        Oxygen includes a plethora of other useful and unique features. This section describes some of those other features.

        • Microsoft® Office - Office Open XML (OOXML)

          Oxygen XML Editor offers support for editing, transforming, and validating documents composed through the Office Open XML (OOXML) package directly through the archive support. This support is also available for other types of zipped files.

        • Open Document Format (ODF)

          Oxygen XML Editor allows you to extract, validate, edit, and process XML data stored in Open Document Format (ODF) files and other ZIP-based archive. These capabilities allow you to use data from ODF documents, through validation and transformations, in other file formats.

        • EPUB 2.0 and 3.0 Support

          Oxygen allows you to change, extract, validate, and process data stored in EPUB files. These capabilities allow you to transform and pack files into EPUB, or even process data from EPUB documents using XSLT or XQuery.

        • Image Map Editor

          Oxygen includes support for using image maps in DITA, DocBook, TEI, and XHTML documents.

        • SVG Editor

          The SVG support allows you to develop scalable graphics that are edited or generated through XSLT.

        • CSS Editor

          The CSS Editor in Oxygen XML Editor allows you to edit and validate CSS or LESS files.

        • XML Refactoring Tool

          The XML Refactoring tool assists you with various refactoring tasks that cannot be resolved with a traditional Find/Replace operation.

        • Advanced Searches for Resources

          The Open/Find Resource view allows you to perform advanced search operations, ranging from simple text searches to complex queries that involve wildcards or boolean operators.

        • Miscellaneous

          Spell checking, document templates, syntax highlighting, and much more.

        • Project Support

          Oxygen XML Editor helps you organize your XML-related files into projects. Accordingly, you can perform batch operations (such as validation and transformation) over sets of files. Another feature is that Oxygen allows you to share your project settings and transformation scenarios with your co-workers.

        • Oxygen XML Plugin for Eclipse

          The editor is available as a plugin for the Eclipse IDE. All the main features of the standalone editor are available.

      • Oxygen XML Feature Matrix

        The list of the differences between Enterprise and Professional/Academic editions of Oxygen XML Editor. There is a single installation kit for all editions. Different license types are activating different features.

    • Events DITA-OT Day - Rotterdam 2018

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    • Events Webinar: Exploring Oxygen Content Fusion

      A detailed exploration of Oxygen Content Fusion, the new collaboration platform designed to make documentation review processes as efficient and productive as possible. You will see how easy it is for a content author to install Content Fusion, share documents, and merge the suggested changes back into their original content. You will also see how simple and intuitive it is for the reviewers to access the documents, suggest changes, and communicate with the content author directly from the Content Fusion interface. Finally, you will see details about using your own Enterprise Server and various possibilities for customizing Content Fusion to suit your organization's specific needs.

      The intended audience is content authors, subject matter experts, managers, and anyone involved in the documentation collaboration process.

    • Events Webinar: XSpec Unit Testing for XSLT and Schematron

      An overview and tutorial for creating and executing unit tests for XSLT and Schematron. A key requirement for any project is the ability to write unit tests that will ensure that you don't alter existing functionality while the project evolves. The XSpec framework is a great tool for writing such tests for XSLT and Schematron, which is why Oxygen offers built-in support for writing these tests. In this presentation, you will see:
      • A short presentation of the Test Driven Development concept and an overview of the XSpec framework
      • How to create and execute XSpec test scenarios in Oxygen for XSLT and Schematron
      • An Oxygen plugin designed to improve the default XSpec support and speed up XSpec test scenario development

    • Events Webinar: Creating Custom Publishing Templates for WebHelp and PDF Output

      An in-depth look at Oxygen's Publishing Templates feature. Oxygen XML Editor/Author includes some predefined publishing templates that can be selected when configuring a DITA to WebHelp or PDF transformation scenario, but you can also create your own custom templates to define numerous aspects of the layout and style of the output. This webinar is meant to be a tutorial for creating and customizing a publishing template. I will show you how to create a custom template for WebHelp Responsive output, some specific examples of customizing various aspects of the output, and then how to use and customize the same template for PDF output.

    • Events Webinar: Creating Oxygen Frameworks

      An introduction to Oxygen framework customization. Oxygen offers extensive built-in support for a number of XML languages, such as DITA or DocBook, but the same level of support can be configured for any XML vocabulary. In this webinar, we will take a commonly-used XML model, PI-Mod, and we will create an Oxygen framework that will provide ready-to-use support for PI-Mod XML documents. We will cover:
      • Creating the PI-Mod framework configuration
      • Setting up validation and publishing
      • Creating the CSS styling required to visually edit a PI-Mod document in the Author mode
      • Developing various actions to help the writer while working with PI-Mod documents

    • Events Webinar: Getting Started with Creating Schematron Rules and Schematron Quick Fixes

      A step by step guide to getting started with Schematron and Schematron Quick Fixes. When you work on a project, there are a number of constraints or rules that you need to enforce that are specific to that project and cannot be easily expressed in the XML Schema or DTD that describes the document structure. Schematron provides a validation layer that can express and enforce these project-specific rules and Schematron Quick Fixes allows you to specify automatic fixes that can be applied to the documents. Join us to see
      • How to create business rules with Schematron
      • How Schematron rules are applied in the Oxygen editing environment
      • How to enforce specific Schematron rules on all your XML files in a project
      • How to develop Schematron Quick Fixes to make it very easy to solve the reported problems

    • Events Webinar: DITA Project Setup

      An introduction to setting up and organizing a new DITA project. This webinar is meant to provide guidance and best practice techniques for creating a DITA project from scratch. Some of the things that will be covered include:
      • Organizing your project
      • Integrating Oxygen with a Git repository
      • Migrating other document types to DITA
      • Creating document templates with authoring hints
      • Organizing your reusable content
      • Various helpful refactoring actions
      • Saving and sharing project-level options

    • Events Webinar: Oxygen XML Editor Productivity Tips and Tricks

      An exploration of Oxygen's less commonly known, but helpful features. Oxygen comes with a lot of functionality specifically designed to enhance your overall productivity. We will explore many of these features, useful shortcuts, side views, specialized toolbars, drag and drop behavior, and editing quirks that will make working with Oxygen more enjoyable.

      You will discover a lot of useful features in Oxygen XML Editor, related to:

      • Find/replace functionality
      • Using your Project view for batch operations
      • Shortcuts to navigate between opened documents
      • Various Text-editing mode actions and behaviors
      • Various visual Author-editing mode actions and behaviors
      • Specialized toolbars
      • Useful Side views
      • Useful tools
      • Import functionality
      • Various useful global settings

    • Events Webinar: Tight Integration Makes for a Seamless Workflow Cycle - Cancelled

      Technical content goes through distinct phases: creation, review, release management, and publishing with the cycle repeated for the next release. At each of these key phases, tight integration between Bluestream’s XDocs Component Content Management System (CCMS) and Oxygen XML products from Syncro Soft brings unrivalled control and functionality.

    • Events Webinar: Exploring the new features in Oxygen XML Editor 20

      In this webinar, we will explore some of the new features and improvements that were added in Oxygen XML Editor 20. The subjects that we will discuss include:
      • Customizing WebHelp Responsive publishing templates
      • New refactoring actions and validation options for DITA users
      • New features in Oxygen XML Web Author
      • Productivity enhancements for XSLT developers
      • Schematron Quick Fix improvements
      • Some exciting new Add-ons that extend Oxygen's functionality
      • Improvements in writing unit tests for XSLT and Schematron using the XSpec framework

    • Events Webinar: Collaboration Tools to Help Improve Documentation Processes

      In this Webinar we will present an in-depth view of our documentation workflow to show real world use-cases of how you can use Oxygen products to efficiently and thoroughly collaborate with everyone involved in the documentation process. Some of the details that will be discussed include:
      • An overview of the Oxygen team's documentation workflow
      • Using an issue tracking application (such as JIRA) for collaboration between all departments
      • Using Oxygen Content Fusion for collaboration between the documentation team and developers
      • Using Oxygen XML Web Author for collaboration between the support team and documentation team
      • Using a combination of tools (JIRA, GitHub, Web Author) for collaboration between the quality assurance team and documentation team
      • Using Oxygen XML Editor and a version control system (such as Git) for collaboration between developers and the documentation team
      • Using the Oxygen WebHelp system for collaboration between end users and the documentation team

    • Events Webinar: Exploring the new DITA features in Oxygen 19

      In this webinar, we will explore some of the new DITA-related features that were added in Oxygen 19. The features that we will discuss include:
      • Using the "Fast Create Topics" feature to quickly create multiple DITA topics at once
      • Easily converting between DITA topic types
      • Automatically updating references to DITA resources using "Master Files" support
      • Using the "DITA Reusable Components" view to quickly find keys and insert references
      • Checking for references to resources that reside outside the DITA map folder
      • Using the Content Completion Assistant to select ID values when inserting key references
      • Customizing the output using Oxygen PDF Chemistry

    • Events Webinar: A technical writer's perspective on using DITA

      As a technical writer for Syncro Soft who came from a background of writing in "unstructured" authoring applications (such as MS Word), I have a unique perspective for using Oxygen to write and publish DITA documentation. In this webinar, I will discuss:
      • My experience of coming from an "unstructured writing" background to learning "structured authoring" with DITA.
      • Our company's documentation workflow and various ways we collaborate as a team.
      • Various features in Oxygen that I use as a technical writer to get the most out of DITA authoring.

    • Events Webinar: Multimedia support in Oxygen

      Multimedia content is essential for present-day systems and Oxygen provides support for rendering video and playing audio files directly in its user interface. Additionally, Oxygen can render animated and interactive SVG drawings, and you can interact with the SVG objects directly in the Author mode. Oxygen also offers a graphical editor for creating interactive image maps for DITA, DocBook, TEI ,and XHTML documents. Join us to find out just how easy it is to create modern content with Oxygen and offer it to the world in HTML5-based output formats, such as WebHelp!

    • Events Webinar: Unit testing XSLT with XSpec and Oxygen

      A key requirement for an XSLT project is the ability to write unit tests since these tests ensure that you don't alter existing functionality during the project's lifespan. The XSpec framework is a great tool for writing these tests, which is why we integrated it into Oxygen a few years ago. Recently, a new XSpec version was released (0.5.0) and we have also integrated that into Oxygen. In this presentation, I will cover:
      • A short presentation of the XSpec framework
      • How to create and execute XSpec test scenarios in Oxygen
      • An Oxygen plugin designed to speedup scenario development

    • Events Webinar: Working with Oxygen projects

      Oxygen XML Editor provides support for working with projects, allowing you to organize your files so you can easily access resources relevant to a project. More than this, Oxygen projects give you batch operations that can be performed on all or selected resources and most of the options can be set at the project level, thus facilitating sharing them with your team.

    • Events Webinar: Getting started with DITA using Oxygen XML Editor

      This webinar focuses on introductory concepts of working with DITA documents in Oxygen XML Editor, covering everything from creating DITA maps and topics from scratch to basic publishing using out-of-the-box scenarios. You will also learn how to edit simple topics, create cross references, insert images and tables and how to benefit from intelligent features such as smart paste and validate, and check for completeness.

    • Events Webinar: Minimizing DITA implementation using Oxygen XML

      Free webinar by Metapercept and Syncro Soft on DITA-XML using Oxygen XML for Indian Technical Writer’s community. During this free one-hour webinar, we'll introduce you to DITA and guide you through creating, managing, and publishing content using Oxygen XML.

    • Events Webinar: Guided authoring - enforcing editing rules

      When editing documents there are various rules that you want your content authors to follow, such as grammar rules, document structure guidelines, business requirements, style preferences, or rules for the generated output. To enforce these rules, companies often use grammar checking apps, custom schemas or best practice guides. For content authors, there are usually too many rules to remember them all when writing content. The best approach for this challenge is to signal the user when a rule violation is detected and offer suggestions to help them solve possible rule problems and maintain integrity in their documentation.

    • Events Webinar: Understanding and developing Schematron Quick Fixes

      Schematron solves certain limitations that other types of schema have when validating XML documents since it allows the schema developer to define the errors and control the messages that are presented to the user. Therefore, Schematron makes the validation errors more accessible to users and helps to ensures that they understand the problem. These messages may also include hints to help the user to fix the problem, but this doesn't complete the solution since the user still needs to manually correct the issue. This may cause users to waste valuable time and also creates the possibility of making additional errors while trying to manually fix the reported problem. Schematron Quick Fixes provide automatic actions to fix validation errors, thus offering a complete solution, while saving time and avoiding the potential for causing other issues.

    • Events Webinar: Managing DITA reuse with Oxygen XML Editor

      This webinar focuses on advanced features that justify the return of investment you get from using DITA. REUSE is the key word and it can be implemented either directly through content references or indirectly through profiling/conditional content.

    • Events Webinar: Ready for DITA 1.3

      In this webinar we explore DITA 1.3 functionality and how Oxygen XML Editor supports you to take advantage of the new DITA 1.3 features.

    • Events Webinar: DITA publishing with Oxygen XML Editor

      In this webinar we explore DITA publishing options from Oxygen XML Editor including different HTML formats, PDF, EPUB, etc. and how these can be customized.

    • Events DITA-OT Day - Berlin 2017

    • Events Content Management Strategies/DITA North America 2017

    • Events Tekom/TCWorld Conference 2017

    • Events Oxygen Presentations at LavaCon Dublin 2017

    • Events Oxygen Users Meetup - Washington DC area 2017

    • Events Oxygen Users Meetup @ XML Prague 2020

    • Events Oxygen Users Meetup @ XML Prague 2019

    • Events Webinar: DITA and Markdown

      DITA is a great choice for writing technical documentation. Ideally, all contributors to a project should use it to provide content. But sometimes, subject matter experts (such as developers, or engineers) prefer to contribute content in another format. We will explore what possibilities arise when this other format is Markdown, a good match for structured authoring cases in which a minimal markup is sufficient.

      Some of the topics covered by this webinar include:

      • Structured authoring
      • Content and markup
      • What are DITA's strengths
      • What are Markdown's strengths
      • Getting DITA format directly from the SMEs
      • Getting another format (Markdown, HTML) from the SMEs and integrating it into the DITA pipelines
      • Benefits of each solution
      • Challenges that arise when choosing one solution over another

    • Events Webinar: JSON Support in Oxygen

      Within the past year, the Oxygen developers devoted a lot of time and effort into making the JSON support as robust as other document types. This webinar will explore the Oxygen JSON support and the new features that were added in Oxygen 21.

      Some of the features and improvements that you will see include:

      • Editing JSON documents
      • Validating JSON documents
      • Querying and transforming JSON documents
      • Converting JSON documents
      • Future plans

    • Events Webinar: Oxygen Content Fusion - XML Document Collaboration

      Starting with version 21, the Oxygen Content Fusion connector plugin comes bundled with Oxygen XML Editor/Author. This webinar will provide a detailed look at how to use Content Fusion to collaborate with colleagues during the XML document creation or review process. We will also present details about using your own On-Premise Enterprise Server and various possibilities for customizing Content Fusion to suit your organization's specific needs.

      Some of the things you will see include:

      • How easy it is to share documents with reviewers
      • How to use Content Fusion from a reviewer's perspective
      • How to share a template and guide collaborators to provide initial content
      • How to communicate with colleagues within the Content Fusion interface
      • How to merge suggested changes back into the original content
      • How to get the most out of Content Fusion using your own on-premise Enterprise Server
      • Numerous possibilities for customizing Content Fusion
      • Future plans

    • Events Webinar: Getting Started with Oxygen

      To address comments and requests by the XML community, this webinar will provide an exploration of Oxygen XML Editor/Author from the perspective of a new user. It is meant to be a guide to help users get started accomplishing tasks in Oxygen as quickly as possible.

      Some of the things you will learn include:

      • An overview of the interface
      • Shortcuts and useful actions
      • How to configure the toolbars and helper views
      • How to migrate non-XML documents to DITA or other XML standards
      • How to create a project
      • How to create new documents
      • Validating documents
      • Creating output
      • Configuring options
      • Search operations
      • Inserting tables, images, links, etc.
      • Helpful tools

    • Events Webinar: Introducing the New Oxygen Feedback Commenting Platform

      This webinar will present the features of the new Oxygen Feedback comment management platform and showcase its use in conjunction with Oxygen XML Editor to continuously improve your online documentation based on your community feedback.

      Some of the topics covered in this webinar include:

      • Integrating Oxygen Feedback in your online documentation
      • Receiving feedback from your end users (posting comments)
      • Comments moderation
      • Site users roles
      • Site community members management (promote / demote users)
      • Site statistics
      • Subscriptions model
      • Oxygen integration - accessing the comments stream directly in Oxygen

    • Events Webinar: HTML5 Support in Oxygen XML Editor

      Oxygen provides support for generating HTML5 and XHTML5 documents, and support for editing and validating XHTML5 files. Now Oxygen Editor introduces full HTML5 support, providing features such as:

      • Specialized text-based and visual-based editing
      • Syntax highlights based on the HTML5 specification
      • Content completion based on the HTML5 schema
      • Outline view that displays the document structure
      • Validation against the W3C validator, including batch validation
      • Emmet plugin for high-speed coding and editing

      Join us to discover the HTML support in Oxygen!

    • Events Webinar: JSON and JSON Schema Support in Oxygen XML Editor

      Oxygen provides a specialized JSON and JSON Schema editor with a variety of editing features, helper views, and useful tools. In this presentation, you will see an overview of the JSON and JSON Schema support, as well as the new additions, such as:

      • An instance generator from a JSON Schema
      • XSD to JSON schema converter
      • Generate JSON Schema from JSON instance
      • JSON Schema annotations
      • Schematron validation for JSON

    • Events Webinar: Oxygen Markdown Support

      Markdown is a lightweight, plain text markup language and many subject matter experts (such as developers, or engineers) prefer to use it. In this webinar, you will see how Oxygen supports them with features such as:

      • Editing support
      • Conversion to other formats, like HTML or DITA
      • Using Schematron rules to validate and check for completeness a Markdown file
      • MDITA, the authoring format of LwDITA that uses Markdown to structure information

    • Events Webinar: Getting Started with DITA Using Oxygen XML Editor

      This webinar focuses on introductory concepts of working with DITA documents in Oxygen XML Editor, covering everything from creating DITA maps and topics from scratch to basic publishing using out-of-the-box scenarios. You will also learn how to edit maps and topics, create references, insert media objects, tables, and other elements, as well as how to benefit from intelligent features such as validation and completeness check for DITA maps.

      Covered topics:

      • The DITA UI perspective
      • Creating and editing maps and topics
      • Using the DITA Maps Manager
      • Validate and Check for Completeness
      • Basic publishing using predefined scenarios

    • Events Webinar: Collaboration Made Simple with Oxygen Content Fusion

      The latest Oxygen Content Fusion features empower technical authors to have the ability to restrict task access only to specific collaborators and to track documents revisions. Also, the Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) are involved earlier in the content-related workflows. They can now be proactive and provide content drafts in a structured format or fill in templates designed by technical authors.

      For technical authors, sharing XML content is now easier, from complex DITA projects with keys and profiling to DocBook or any other XML vocabulary.

      In this webinar, you will learn how you can use Oxygen Content Fusion to:

      • Share or reassign ownership of tasks
      • Assign tasks only to specific collaborators
      • Share complex DITA files that contain key definitions and profiled content
      • Share interlinked files in any XML format
      • Share templates with SMEs that will be filled in with technical data
      • Receive content drafts from SMEs in a structured format
      • Track the documents revisions

    • Events Webinar: Fine Tune Your DITA PDF Output using CSS

      Due to the increasing popularity of using CSS as the customization layer for the DITA to PDF transformation, Oxygen provides a DITA-OT plugin and an engine that generates PDF using CSS called Oxygen PDF Chemistry, making the DITA PDF customization a lot easier, and immediately available to all Oxygen XML Editor/Author users.

      As the publishing is triggered by scripts or on integration servers, we also provide the possibility to run the same transformation pipeline that you trigger in Oxygen from a script. This is made available by the new product called Oxygen Publishing Engine, which is the DITA publishing part from Oxygen. 

      This webinar will dive into all of these capabilities so you can better customize the PDF output of your DITA project by addressing topics such as: 

      • Customizing tables
      • Customizing preserved elements (such as code blocks)
      • Content marking and flagging
      • Publishing a single topic
      • Properly debugging the CSS

    • Events Webinar- Docs as Code: Documentation Management Inspired by Software Development

      Tools and techniques used in software development can also be applied for documentation management:

      • Storage and issue management using GitHub
      • Automated quality checks and continuous publishing using Netlify
      • Editing and collaboration support
      • Release strategies

      During this webinar, Alex Jitianu, lead developer at Syncro Soft, will analyze a working Docs as Code setup that will be freely available on GitHub afterward so attendees will be able to fork it, work with it, gain a deeper understanding and apply these concepts into their own documentation projects. Although any text-based document format works, for the purpose of this webinar, a mixed DITA and Markdown project will be used in the demo setup.

    • Events Webinar: Improving the Oxygen Authoring Experience Through Custom Actions

      Do you want to have an improved editing experience? A great way to do this is by learning how to create your own custom Author mode actions.

      Custom actions are very easy to create, as they are based on nothing more than a configuration file and ready-to-use built-in operations. Throughout this webinar, you will learn how to implement them and you will see various use cases where they can be used.

      At the end, we hope that you will be full of great ideas on how to improve your overall editing experience by learning how to:

      • Embed author actions inside a document. This will allow you to present only the relevant actions in a specific context, thus improving the editing experience for novice users.
      • Write actions that make use of XLST, XQuery, or JavaScript to edit a document.
      • Store the actions to external files so that they can be easily shared between frameworks.

    • Events Webinar: Working with DITA in Oxygen - Basic Profiling and Reuse Strategies

      Want to make your DITA authoring experience even better?

      This is the second of a series of webinars geared towards helping you to get the most out of your overall DITA experience with the help of Oxygen. This particular webinar will cover some of the most important concepts of DITA: profiling and content references. Learn the benefits of knowing how to reuse and profile content in your documents, and how easy it is to do this in Oxygen.

      In this webinar, you will learn the following:

      • How to filter content in the published output using profiling attributes. This allows you to obtain various outputs from the same documentation source
      • How to combine more profiling attributes in condition sets.
      • How to apply DITAVAL filters in Oxygen.
      • Various strategies and best practices for reusing DITA content in Oxygen.

    • Events Webinar: Introduction to XSLT using Oxygen XML Editor

      Learn how to process XML documents with a combination of XSLT, the most powerful language designed to process XML documents, and Oxygen, the tool that is most suited for this job!

      Whether you are a novice or you have been using Oxygen for years, this webinar will introduce you to a great easy-to-use workflow, as well as many hidden features that you may not have been aware of.

      During this webinar, we will also show you how to resolve a variety of problems and how Oxygen can help you accomplish those tasks by introducing you to:

      • XSLT editing features, such as the Content Completion Assistant that makes XSLT editing easy and intuitive.
      • XSLT validation and how to use Oxygen’s validation abilities with the support of multiple XSLT processors and automatic validation to keep your XSLT document valid at all times.
      • XSLT transformations and how to create a simple XSLT transformation scenario and apply it to XML documents.
      • XPath Content Completion Assistant that shows the proposed list of XPath functions in the current context, documented with information from the W3C specifications.

    • Events Webinar: Transforming XML and HTML documents to PDF, Part 1 - Basic CSS Layout

      If you are a technical writer who wants to be able to define the look and format of your document but struggling to grasp the basics of CSS, then this webinar is for you!

      In this webinar, we aim to teach you a basic understanding of the CSS layout to help you to have a better understanding of PDF publishing. Be assured that there is no need for you to have any CSS background to learn the concepts explained during this webinar, but we promise to help get you up to speed by teaching you:

      • The basics of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and HTML5.
      • How to customize your document with the help of fonts, text, and background colors, and by adjusting the position of elements on your page.
      • How to debug your CSS document fast and easy with the help of Oxygen.
      • How to put your CSS to good use and obtain a deliverable PDF output.

    • Events Webinar: Explore Web Author beyond technical documentation

      As a company grows, so does the need for standardized procedures, and when new people enter the company, they often need to be trained to follow existing procedures.

      Web Author comes in handy here, allowing you to build guided procedures where new employees don't require additional training or validation.

      During this webinar, you will learn various ways that Web Author can be used to enhance your productivity:

      • Guiding new writers has never been this easy. With the help of Schematron Quick Fixes or easy-to-configure contextual actions, users can just follow the on-screen instructions.
      • Creating forms and sharing them with other users, with the possibility of automated processing.
      • Using Web Author to keep track of a standardized procedures (e.g. release notes) with the possibility of filtering out the completed tasks and only focusing on the ongoing ones.
      • Document collaboration with real-time co-authoring. Instead of having read-only access to a document, now you can work alongside other users.

    • Events Webinar: Introducing the Oxygen Publishing Engine for DITA

      Have you been looking for a solution that offers support for transforming your DITA content into PDF and WebHelp output?

      Look no further! In this webinar, you will be introduced to the Oxygen Publishing Engine – a bundle that contains a DITA Open Toolkit distribution with Oxygen publishing plugins already integrated.

      This event will represent a crash-course for you to learn what the Oxygen Publishing Engine is by showing you how to install it, configure it in a Continuous Integration system, and then customize the output.

      We will also show its components, various workflows, and you will also get the chance to see how to transform a DITA map document by learning how to:

      • Use the “DITA Map PDF – based on HTML5 & CSS” transformation on an integration server using a publishing template for customizing the output.
      • Create a custom CSS stylesheet and use it in your transformation to get that extra level of customization for your specific needs.
      • Debug the CSS inside both a web browser and Oxygen to see how to choose the correct selectors and properties used for further styling your content.

    • Events Webinar: Custom Business Rules for DITA Projects

      Schematron and Schematron QuickFix (SQF) languages can be used to improve efficiency and quality when editing DITA documents. With their use, you can define actions that will add complex structures in your documents (missing table cells, list conversions, IDs and more) and state integrity requirements in order to help you add content more easily and without making mistakes.

      This indispensable webinar will be your step-by-step guide to get started as soon as possible with Schematron and Schematron Quick Fixes. Go over topics, such as:

      • Creating business rules with Schematron to avoid the common issues when editing documents.
      • Defining SQF actions to correct the Schematron imposed rules.
      • Configuring and applying specific Schematron rules on DITA projects.

    • Events Webinar: Automate XML processing with Oxygen XML Scripting

      As you might know, continuous integration (CI) can be efficiently used to run automated scripts to validate changes as soon as they are saved to a remote repository.

      To make things easier for you, we will introduce you to Oxygen XML Scripting, a bundle of command line tools that can be executed inside these continuous integration and deployment pipelines. This way, you can make sure that your project is valid and ready to be deployed at any time!

      During this event, we will go over topics, such as:

      • DITA validation and checking for completeness - a tool that checks DITA maps and topics to see if they are valid and if all of the relationships between them are working.
      • Translation Package Builder - a tool for detecting changes, sending them to translation, and applying the translated files.
      • Examples on how to integrate these command line tools into integration servers, like Github Actions or Netlify.

    • Events Webinar: What's New in Oxygen 23.0 - Overview and Panel Discussion

      Version 23.0 of the Oxygen XML suite of products was recently released, boasting the most substantial and comprehensive set of new features, productivity enhancements, and customization possibilities in the history of the most powerful XML authoring and development tool available on the market.

      To introduce you to the newly implemented and game-changing features of Oxygen 23, we invite you to join us for an overview and discussion that will allow you to engage with the amazing people that envisioned and developed our latest release. Find out first-hand how you can benefit from features like:

      • Concurrent editing in Web Author for unrestricted collaboration.
      • Opening DITA maps in the Author visual editing mode with the content from all referenced topics expanded and editable.
      • The possibility to define or customize how Oxygen supports an XML language using a framework script.
      • Updates to JSON schema support and editing JSON documents visually in Author mode.
      • The benefits of integrating the Oxygen WebHelp with the Oxygen Feedback platform.
      • And so much more.

      The panel will bring together George Bina, Radu Coravu, Octavian Nadolu, and Cristi Talau.

    • Events Webinar: DITA Publishing and Feedback with Oxygen Tools

      DITA content can be published to modern WebHelp Responsive online help format based on HTML5 featuring indexing and search, breadcrumb navigation, table of contents, responsive adaptive layout, and accessible content.

      In this webinar, we will take an in-depth look at the WebHelp Responsive output and at the process that allows you to update content continuously by embedding a commenting component to collect your customers’ feedback.

      Some of the topics covered in this webinar will include:

      • How to publish DITA content to WebHelp Responsive output (pages and layout components, search engine, and publishing template).
      • Customizing the output using a Publishing Templates package.
      • How to embed the Oxygen Feedback Comments Component to collect customers’ feedback.
      • Updating DITA topics integrating community feedback using the Oxygen Feedback Plugin.

    • Events Webinar: Transforming DITA documents to PDF using CSS, Part 1 – Page Definitions, Cover Page and PDF Metadata

      You want to publish your DITA books and maps in PDF but you are struggling with the process? Be assured that we understand how hard it is to be a novice.

      In this webinar, we will teach you how to customize your PDF publications using CSS and make them compliant with all your company documents.

      At the end of this crash-course, you will be able to:

      • Define specific pages (frontmatter/backmatter, chapters, indexes, etc.)
      • Set page sizes and page margins
      • Fix content in headers/footers
      • Create a cover page with little to no effort
      • Add metadata into the final PDF

    • Events Webinar: Working with DITA in Oxygen - Advanced Profiling and Reuse Strategies

      If becoming advanced in profiling and reusing DITA content is one of your new year's resolutions, then you're in luck! In this third webinar about working with DITA in Oxygen, we will help you achieve just that.

      This webinar will cover more advanced DITA concepts, such as:

      • Conref ranges - easily create content references to ranges of adjacent (sibling) elements.
      • Conref push - an alternate way of creating content references, by injecting element values from the source element into a topic where it is to be re-used.
      • Subject scheme maps - create custom controlled values and manage metadata attribute values for an organization or a project without having to write a DITA specialization.
      • Profiling attribute groups - used to support situations where an attribute applies to multiple specialized subcategories.
      • Key scopes - specify different sets of key definitions for different map branches.
      • Branch filtering - set filtering conditions for specific branches of a map.

    • Events Webinar: Transforming XML and HTML documents to PDF using CSS, Part 2 – Lists, Tables and Images

      If you watched our previous webinar on CSS customization and you want to continue your journey into defining the look and format of your documents, here is the second part!

      In this webinar, you will learn some more advanced CSS properties and you will apply them on more complex elements:

      • CSS combinators
      • ::before and ::after pseudo elements
      • Lists (ordered and unordered)
      • Tables with their caption, header, and footer
      • Images (resolution, size, url)

    • Events Webinar: Engage everyone in the technical documentation process

      Anyone can contribute to the technical documentation with the proper collaboration tools!

      Content Fusion is a platform for all, not just for technical writers. You will see how it can positively impact each person involved in the technical documentation process:

      • technical writers have full control over the content, they are the gate keepers of the documentation source.
      • subject matter experts can create and push documentation drafts to technical writers
      • users can propose changes just by following a link in the published output

      Along with the presented use-cases, this session will highlight also DITA-specific features as well as some of the new additions to Content Fusion 4, in particular the concurrent editing support, allowing unrestricted access to edited files.

    • Events Webinar: Working with DITA in Oxygen - Customizing the Editing Experience

      We all like custom products and most of the time we invest extra time and energy into customizing our tools to better fit our specific needs and preferences.

      In this fourth episode of our Working with DITA in Oxygen series, we will explore several ways of customizing the DITA editing experience according to your desires. This webinar will cover the customization of:

      • Author actions - edit existing actions, remove actions or add new ones. Add actions to the main toolbar, the contextual menu, or the content completion window.
      • The Author-mode rendering - tailor the visuals of the editing experience using CSS and add in-place actions directly in the Author page.
      • Document validation - create new validation rules and provide quick fixes using Schematron.
      • The content-completion assistant - automatically insert or reject elements, attributes, and values.
      • New document templates - add prefixes or suffixes to the names of your new documents, customize the template icons, mark templates as popular

    • Events Webinar: What’s New in Oxygen 23.1 - Overview and Panel Discussion

      Spring arrived with a fresh new version for the Oxygen XML suite of products!

      Version 23.1 of the industry-leading XML editing suite of products, Oxygen XML Editor, Author, Developer, Web Author, WebHelp, PDF Chemistry, and Oxygen Publishing Engine was released along with version 1.4 of the Oxygen Feedback comment management platform, and version 4.0 of the Oxygen Content Fusion collaboration platform.

      To see how this release builds upon the always expanding suite of our products, we invite you to join us for an overview and discussion that will allow you to engage with the creative people behind Oxygen. Find out first-hand how you can benefit from features like:

      • Concurrent editing and reviewing in Oxygen Content Fusion for streamlining your team's collaboration process.
      • The ability to ignore validation problems using Quick Fix actions to filter errors and warnings wherever they are presented.
      • The new Block-Level Comments functionality in Oxygen Feedback allows your users to add and manage comments contextually at a specific location within the WebHelp page.
      • Oxygen Styles Basket, the free web-based visual tool that helps you fine-tune the CSS file that is used to customize PDF or WebHelp output by picking and mixing aspects from galleries.

      The panel will bring together George Bina, Alexandru Jitianu, Octavian Nadolu, Cristi Talau, Alin Balasa, and Julien Lacour.

    • Events Webinar: Transforming XML and HTML documents to PDF using CSS, Part 3 – Global Page Layout

      We all know that the road to becoming advanced in a specific subject is a long one. But it doesn’t need to be difficult!

      Your journey into defining the look and format of your documents with the use of CSS continues with another extensive tutorial, this time dedicated to the global page layout. This means that during this event, you will learn how to create and control PDF pages directly from CSS. To achieve this ability, we will focus on the following subjects:

      • @page CSS at-rule
      • Page-margin boxes
      • Page-selectors (default, front-page, etc.)
      • Page orientation
      • Column-count
      • Page-breaks
      • Odd and even pages

    • Events Webinar: Creating Frameworks Using an Extension Script

      A framework refers to a package that contains resources and configuration information to provide ready-to-use support for an XML vocabulary or document type.

      Starting recently, a framework can be created using a special XML descriptor file, either from scratch or by extending an existing built-in framework (such as DITA or DocBook) and then making modifications to it. During this event, we will take an extensive look at this specific method by covering topics, such as:

      • What benefits this new approach brings when compared with creating a framework in GUI.
      • Exploring various use cases and implement them though the script.
      • How to extend existing built-in or custom frameworks.
      • What deployment options are available

    • Eventstcworld conference 2020
      November 2-6, 2020

      tcworld conference 2020

      Oxygen XML Editor will take part in this year’s edition of the tcworld Conference 2020 - the largest industry meeting place that digitally brings together participants, speakers, students and exhibitors of technical communication from all over the world.

      During this online experience, on November 5 (15:30 CET), Oxygen XML Editor will be represented by our colleague Radu Coravu, project manager at Syncro Soft. He will bring you a tutorial on technical authoring called:
      XML Based Docs As Code – Combining DITA XML With GitHub and Continuous Delivery.

      In this tutorial, you will be guided into building a functional technical documentation project using DITA XML as content, GitHub for storage and collaboration, and Netlify for continuous delivery.

      You will get to learn how to use GitHub to collaborate on an XML-based technical documentation project and how to use continuous delivery to automate publishing to various output formats like HTML, PDF or EPUB.

    • Events Webinar: Extending the Functionality of Oxygen Using Add-ons

      A variety of add-ons are available that can be easily installed to enhance the functionality of Oxygen XML Editor. This webinar aims to take a deeper look at some of the most popular add-ons that are available. You will see how easy it is to install them, the types benefits they provide, and some ideas for how they can be integrated into your particular authoring workflow. Some of the add-ons that will be featured include:

      • The Git Client add-on that contributes a Git client directly in the Oxygen interface.
      • The Batch Converter add-on that can be used to convert multiple files from one type to another.
      • The DITA Outgoing References add-on that contributes a side view where you can see all the outgoing references for the current topic.

    • Events Webinar: What's New in Oxygen 22.0

      Version 22.0 of the Oxygen XML suite of products was released recently and it features the most robust list of additions and improvements in recent years. This webinar will provide a detailed look at some of the most requested and significant features that were added in version 22.0. The primary areas of focus will be:

      • New features and improvements for DITA authors.
      • New possibilities for DITA Publishing, particular for CSS-based PDF output.
      • The benefits of the newly added support for the DITA-OT Project configuration file.
      • The most significant improvements added in Web Author and Content Fusion.
      • A glimpse of various updates for JSON, HTML, and Markdown users.

    • Events Webinar: Using DITA for Small Technical Documentation Teams

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