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DITA Maps Manager

Oxygen XML Editor provides a view for managing and editing DITA maps. The DITA Maps Manager view presents a DITA map as a tree or table of contents. It allows you to navigate the topics and maps, make changes, and apply transformation scenarios to obtain various output formats. By default, it is located to the left of the main editor. If the view is not displayed, it can be opened by selecting it from the Window > Show View menu.

The DITA Maps Manager includes a variety of useful actions to help you edit and organize the structure of your DITA maps and topics. The actions that are available and their functions depend on the type of nodes that are selected in the DITA Maps Manager. If you select multiple sibling nodes, the result of the actions will be applied to all the selected nodes. If you select multiple nodes that are not on the same hierarchical level, the actions will be applied to the parent node and the child nodes will inherit certain attributes from the parent node.

Figure 1. DITA Maps Manager View

An icon that represents its type of DITA resource is displayed on the left side of each node. For example, a DITA Map is displayed with the DITA map icon, a DITA Topic is displayed with DITA topic, a DITA Task is displayed with DITA task, etc. Any node that has processing-role="resource-only" set in its properties is displayed with a gray dot in the bottom-right corner of the icon ().

The title of the DITA resource is also displayed for each node. The displayed title depends on how the referenced resource is configured within the DITA structure. For example, the title could be resolved as the text value inside the referenced topic's <title> element or the value of the @navtitle attribute specified within the DITA map. For non-DITA resources that are referenced in a DITA map, the file name of the resource is usually displayed for the title. However, it is possible to obtain the title from the referenced non-DITA documents by dynamically converting them using the process described in: Dynamic Word, Excel, OpenAPI, HTML, Markdown to DITA Conversion. In this case, the document title obtained from the conversion process is displayed as the resource title in the DITA Maps Manager.

Opening Maps in the DITA Maps Manager

The DITA Maps Manager view supports opening multiple maps at the same time, with each one presented in its own tab. To open a DITA map in the DITA Maps Manager, use any of the following methods:
  • To open a submap in its own tab, simply double-click it (or right-click it and select Open).
  • If you open a file with a .ditamap or .bookmap extension (from the Project view or a system browser), a dialog box is opened that offers you the choice of opening it in the DITA Maps Manager or the XML editor.
    Note: If you select the Do not show the dialog again option, it will always be opened in the method that you choose and you will not be asked in the future. However, you can reset this by selecting the Always ask choice for the When opening a map option in the DITA preferences page.
  • Right-click a map file in the Project view and select Open with > DITA Maps Manager.
  • If you have a DITA map file open in the XML editor, you can right-click the title tab and select Open in DITA Maps Manager View.

By default, when a map is opened in the DITA Maps Manager, its index is automatically refreshed. You can disable this feature by deselecting the Refresh index when opening a map in DITA Maps Manager option in the Open/Find Resource preferences page.

Submap Nodes

If your root map (main DITA map) references other maps (submaps), they can be expanded and you can navigate their content in the DITA Maps Manager.

References within those submaps are not editable, by default, unless you open the submap separately in its own tab. If you want to be able to edit submaps when the main (root/parent) map is open in the DITA Maps Manager, go to Options > Preferences > DITA > Maps and select the Allow referenced submaps to be edited option. The references within submap nodes are shown with a gray background if they are not editable.

Moving Nodes in the DITA Maps Manager

You can move topics or nodes within the same map, or other maps, by dragging and dropping them into the desired position. You can arrange the nodes by dragging and dropping one or more nodes at a time. You can arrange multiple topics by dragging them while pressing the Ctrl or Shift key. Drop operations can be performed before, after, or as child of the targeted node.

Operations include:

Copy
Select the nodes you want to copy and start dragging them. Before dropping them in the appropriate place, press and hold the Ctrl key. The mouse pointer changes to a plus sign symbol to indicate that a copy operation is being performed.
Move
Select the nodes you want to move and drag and drop them in the appropriate place.
Promote (Alt + LeftArrow) /Demote (Alt + RightArrow)
You can move nodes between child and parent nodes by using the Promote (Alt + LeftArrow) and Demote (Alt + RightArrow) operations.

DITA Maps Manager Toolbar

The toolbar includes the following actions (also available in the DITA Maps menu) and their availability depend on the nodes that are selected:

New DITA Map
Opens the New Document wizard that you can use to create a new DITA map document.
Open Drop-down Menu
You can use this drop-down menu to open new DITA maps or to reopen recently viewed maps. The drop-down menu contains the following:
  • List of recently viewed DITA maps that can be selected to reopen them.
  • Clear history - Clears the history list of the recently viewed DITA maps.
  • Open - Allows you to open the map in the DITA Maps Manager view. You can also open a map by dragging it from the file system explorer and dropping it into the DITA Maps Manager view.
  • Open URL - Displays the Open URL dialog box where you can specify a URL (defined by a protocol, host, resource path, and an optional port) or use the browsing actions in the Browse for remote file drop-down menu.
Save (Ctrl + S (Meta + S on macOS))
Saves the current DITA map.
Validation drop-down menu
This drop-down menu contains options for validating the current map. The following options are available:
Validate and Check for Completeness
Opens the DITA Map Completeness Check dialog box where you can configure options for checking the validity and integrity of the map.
Validate
Validates the current map that is open in the DITA Maps Manager using the associated validation scenarios.
Configure Validation Scenario(s)
Use this option to configure validation scenarios and their associations.
Generate Metrics Report
Generate a report that contains statistics about the entire DITA map in HTML format.
Apply Transformation Scenario(s)
Applies the DITA Map transformation scenario that is associated with the current map.
Configure Transformation Scenario(s)
Opens the Configure Transformation Scenarios(s) dialog box where you can edit or create transformation scenarios or associate a DITA Map transformation scenario with the current map.
Open Map in Editor with Resolved Topics

Opens the DITA map in the main editor area with content from all topic references expanded in-place. Referenced content is presented as read-only by default. To edit it, you must use the Edit Reference contextual menu action to open the source topic that contains the referenced content.

If you want to edit the referenced topics directly without having to open the source document, go to Options > Preferences > Editor > Edit Modes > Author and select the Allow referenced content to be edited option. Since a single topic may be referenced in multiple places in the DITA map, be careful not to make conflicting changes to that topic.

Tip: If you want to print the expanded content, you should consider changing selecting + Print ready from the Styles drop-down menu on the toolbar.
Open Map in Editor
For complex operations that cannot be performed in the simplified DITA Maps Manager view (for instance, editing a relationship table) you can open the map in the main editing area.
Note: You can also use this action to open referenced DITA maps in the Editor.
Link with Editor
Toggles the synchronization between the file path of the current editor and the selected topic reference in the DITA Maps Manager view. If enabled, it results in the following types of synchronizations:
  • If you select a topic tab in the main editing area and it is referenced in the map currently opened in the DITA Maps Manager, the reference to that topic is selected in the DITA Maps Manager.
  • If you have a map opened in both the DITA Maps Manager and the main editor, selecting the map tab in the main editing area opens that map in the DITA Maps Manager.
  • If you have a map opened in both the DITA Maps Manager and the main editor (Author mode), selecting one or more topicrefs in the DITA Maps Manager will also select the same topicrefs in the main editor.
  • If you have a map opened in both the DITA Maps Manager and the main editor (Author mode), selecting one or more topicrefs in the main editor will also select the same topicrefs in the DITA Maps Manager.
Settings
Show extended toolbar
Toggles whether or not the extended toolbar will be displayed in the DITA Maps Manager toolbar.
Show context toolbar
Toggles whether or not the Context option will be displayed in the DITA Maps Manager toolbar.
Show topic titles
Toggles how topics are presented in the DITA Maps Manager. If selected, the title of each topic is shown. Otherwise, the file path (value of the @href attribute) for each topic is shown.
Show key reference values
Toggles how key references are presented in the DITA Maps Manager. If selected, the value of the @keyref attribute for each key reference is shown.
Context Root Map Drop-down menu
The drop-down menu displayed after Context can be used to specify the DITA root map) that Oxygen XML Editor uses to define a hierarchical structure of submaps and to establish a key space that defines the keys that are propagated throughout the entire map structure. For more information, see Selecting a Root Map.
Choose context root map browsing/search menu
You can use this drop-down menu to browse or search for root maps with the following choices:
  • Browse for local file - Opens a local file browser dialog box, allowing you to select a local root map.
  • Browse for remote file - Displays the Open URL dialog box that allows you to select a remotely stored root map.
  • Browse for archived file - Displays the Archive Browser that allows you to browse the content of an archive and choose a root map.
  • Browse Data Source Explorer - Opens the Data Source Explorer that allows you to browse the data sources defined in the Data Sources preferences page.
    Tip: You can open the Data Sources preferences page by using the Configure Database Sources shortcut from the Open URL dialog box.
  • Search for file - Displays the Find Resource dialog box to search for a root map.
  • Choose context from main files - Allows you to choose a context root map from the DITA maps and the DITA-OT project files that are set in the Main Files folder.
Profiling/Conditional Text Drop-down Menu
You can use this drop-down menu to select and apply a defined profiling condition set to filter the content based on that condition set. The drop-down menu also contains the following other options:
  • Show Profiling Colors and Styles - Select this option to turn on conditional styling. To configure the colors and styles open the Preferences dialog box (Options > Preferences) and go to Editor > Edit modes > Author > Profiling/Conditional Text > Colors and Styles.
  • Show Profiling Attributes - Select this option to display the values of the profiling attributes at the end of the titles of topic references. When selected, the values of the profiling attributes are displayed in both the DITA Maps Manager view and in the Author view.
  • Show Excluded Content - Controls if the content filtered out by a particular condition set is hidden or grayed-out in the editor area and in the Outline and DITA Maps Manager views. When this option is selected, the content filtered by the currently applied condition set is grayed-out. To show only the content that matches the currently applied condition set, deselect this option.
  • Profiling Settings - Opens the preferences page for adding and editing the profiling conditions that you can apply in the DITA Maps Manager view and the Author mode editing pane. When a profiling condition set is applied, the keys that are defined in the DITA map are gathered by filtering out the excluded content.
The following additional actions are displayed in the toolbar when the Show extended toolbar option is selected in the Settings menu:
Insert Topic Reference
Opens the Insert Reference dialog box that allows you to insert references to targets such as topics, maps, topic sets, or key definitions.
Refresh References
You can use this action to manually trigger a refresh and update of all referenced documents. This action is useful when the referenced documents are modified externally. When they are modified and saved from Oxygen XML Editor, the DITA map is updated automatically.
Edit Properties
Opens the Edit Properties dialog box that allows you to configure the properties of a selected node. For more details about this dialog box, see Edit Properties Dialog Box.
Edit Attributes
Opens a small in-place editor that allows you to edit the attributes of a selected node. You can find more details about this action in the Attributes View in Author Mode topic.
Delete
Deletes the selected node.
Move Up
Moves the selected node up within the DITA map tree.
Move Down
Moves the selected node down within the DITA map tree.
Promote(Alt + LeftArrow)
Moves the selected node up one level to the level of its parent node.
Demote(Alt + RightArrow)
Moves the selected node down one level to the level of its child nodes.

Contextual Menu of the DITA Maps Manager

Root Map

The following actions can be invoked from the contextual menu on the root map of an opened DITA map (many of them are also available in theDITA Maps menu):

Open Map in Editor
For complex operations that cannot be performed in the simplified DITA Maps Manager view (for instance, editing a relationship table) you can open the map in the main editing area.
Open Map in Editor with Resolved Topics
Opens the DITA map in the main editor area with content from all topic references, expanded in-place. Content from the referenced topics is presented as read-only and you have to use the contextual menu action Edit Reference to open the topic for editing.
Export DITA Map
Opens a dialog box that allows you to choose a destination for exporting the DITA map. It also includes an Export as Zip archive option that allows you to package the DITA map as a zip archive. The result will contain all directly and indirectly referenced topics from the DITA Map.
Find Unreferenced Resources
Allows you to search for orphaned resources that are not referenced in the DITA maps.
Add to Review Task
This action can be used to add the selected documents to a task in the Content Fusion Tasks Manager view. Oxygen Content Fusion is a flexible, intuitive collaboration platform designed to adapt to any type of documentation review workflow. This functionality is available through a pre-installed connector add-on. To fully take advantage of all of the benefits and features of Content Fusion, your organization will need an Oxygen Content Fusion Enterprise Server. For more information, see the Oxygen Content Fusion website.
Show Feedback Comments Manager
Opens the Feedback Comments Manager view. This view is for those who use Oxygen Feedback to provide a commenting component in WebHelp output. This view makes it possible to see all the comments added by users in WebHelp output directly in Oxygen XML Editor.
Edit Properties
Opens the Edit Properties dialog box that allows you to configure the properties of a selected node. For more details about this dialog box, see Edit Properties Dialog Box.
Fast Create Topics
Opens the Fast Create Topics dialog box that allows you to quickly create multiple skeleton topics at once and you can specify their hierarchical structure within the DITA map.
Append Child submenu
Container sub-menu for a number of actions that create a map node as a child of the currently selected node:
  • New - Opens a dialog box that allows you to configure some options for inserting a new topic.
  • Reference - Inserts a reference to a topic file. You can find more details about this action in the Inserting References topic.
  • Reference to the currently edited file - Inserts a reference to the currently edited file. You can find more details about this action in the Inserting References topic.
  • Key Reference - Opens an Insert Key Definition dialog box that allows you to insert a targeted key definition (for example, to target a resource such as an image or external link).
  • Key Reference with Keyword - Opens an Insert Key Definition dialog box that allows you to define a key and a value inside a keyword.
  • A set of actions that open the Insert Reference dialog box that allows you to insert various reference specializations (such as Anchor Reference, Glossary Reference, Map Reference, Navigation Reference, Topic Group, Topic Head, Topic Reference, Topic Set, Topic Set Reference).
Search References
Searches all references to the current topic in the entire DITA map. It also reports references that are defined as related links in relationship tables. If you have enabled Main Files support, it also searches for references in the DITA maps added to the Main Files folder.
Refactoring submenu

The following actions are available from this submenu when invoked from a root map:

Rename resource
Allows you to change the name of a resource linked in the edited DITA map and you have the option of updating all the references to the renamed DITA resource. If you have enabled Main Files support, it also searches for references in the DITA maps added to the Main Files folder and it provides the option of updating all the references even for non-DITA resources.
Move resource
Allows you to change the location on disk of a resource linked in the edited DITA map and you have the option of updating all the references to the moved DITA resources. If you have enabled Main Files support, it also searches for references in the DITA maps added to the Main Files folder and it provides the option of updating all the references even for non-DITA resources.
Rename Key
Use this operation to rename a key. It also updates all references to it. Note that it does not work on DITA 1.3 key scopes.
Convert to Concept
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Concept topic type (for example, Topic to Concept).
Convert to General Task
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA General Task topic type (for example, Task to General Task). A DITA General Task is a less restrictive alternative to the Strict Task information type.
Convert to Reference
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Reference topic type (for example, Topic to Reference).
Convert to Task
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Task topic type (for example, Topic to Task).
Convert to Topic
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Topic (for example, Task to Topic).
Convert to Troubleshooting
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Troubleshooting topic type (for example, Topic to Troubleshooting).
Generate IDs
Use this operation to automatically generate unique IDs for elements.
Other XML Refactoring Actions
For your convenience, the last 5 XML Refactoring tool operations that were finished or previewed will also appear in this submenu.
XML Refactoring
Opens the XML Refactoring tool wizard that presents refactoring operations to assist you with managing the structure of your XML documents.
Find/Replace in Files
Opens the Find/Replace in Files dialog box that allows you to find and replace content across multiple files.
Check Spelling in Files
Allows you to spell check multiple files.
Paste
Allows you to paste content from the clipboard into the DITA map.
Paste Before
Pastes the content of the clipboard (only if it is a part of the DITA map) before the currently selected DITA map node.
Paste After
Pastes the content of the clipboard (only if it is a part of the DITA map) after the currently selected DITA map node.
Expand All
Allows you to expand the entire DITA map structure.
Collapse All
Allows you to collapse the entire DITA map structure.
Editable Child Nodes
The following actions are available when the contextual menu is invoked on an editable child node of a DITA map:
Note: If multiple nodes are selected, the availability of the actions depends on the nodes that are selected.
Note: Topic references inside submaps are not editable by default. If you want to be able to edit submaps when the main (root/parent) map is open in the DITA Maps Manager, go to Options > Preferences > DITA > Maps and select the Allow referenced submaps to be edited option.
Open
Opens the selected resource in the editor.
Add to Review Task
This action can be used to add the selected documents to a task in the Content Fusion Tasks Manager view. Oxygen Content Fusion is a flexible, intuitive collaboration platform designed to adapt to any type of documentation review workflow. This functionality is available through a pre-installed connector add-on. To fully take advantage of all of the benefits and features of Content Fusion, your organization will need an Oxygen Content Fusion Enterprise Server. For more information, see the Oxygen Content Fusion website.
Edit Properties
Opens the Edit Properties dialog box that allows you to configure the properties of a selected node. For more details about this dialog box, see Edit Properties Dialog Box.
Fast Create Topics
Opens the Fast Create Topics dialog box that allows you to quickly create multiple skeleton topics at once and you can specify their hierarchical structure within the DITA map.
Append Child submenu
Container sub-menu for a number of actions that create a map node as a child of the currently selected node:
  • New - Opens a dialog box that allows you to configure some options for inserting a new topic.
  • Reference - Inserts a reference to a topic file. You can find more details about this action in the Inserting References topic.
  • Reference to the currently edited file - Inserts a reference to the currently edited file. You can find more details about this action in the Inserting References topic.
  • Key Reference - Opens an Insert Key Definition dialog box that allows you to insert a targeted key definition (for example, to target a resource such as an image or external link).
  • Key Reference with Keyword - Opens an Insert Key Definition dialog box that allows you to define a key and a value inside a keyword.
  • A set of actions that open the Insert Reference dialog box that allows you to insert various reference specializations (such as Anchor Reference, Glossary Reference, Map Reference, Navigation Reference, Topic Group, Topic Head, Topic Reference, Topic Set, Topic Set Reference).
Insert Before submenu
Container sub-menus for a number of actions that create a map node as a sibling of the currently selected node, above the current node in the map:
  • New - Opens a dialog box that allows you to configure some options for inserting a new topic.
  • Reference - Inserts a reference to a topic file. You can find more details about this action in the Inserting References topic.
  • Reference to the currently edited file - Inserts a reference to the currently edited file. You can find more details about this action in the Inserting References topic.
  • Key Reference - Opens an Insert Key Definition dialog box that allows you to insert a targeted key definition (for example, to target a resource such as an image or external link).
  • Key Reference with Keyword - Opens an Insert Key Definition dialog box that allows you to define a key and a value inside a keyword.
  • A set of actions that open the Insert Reference dialog box that allows you to insert various reference specializations (such as Anchor Reference, Glossary Reference, Map Reference, Navigation Reference, Topic Group, Topic Head, Topic Reference, Topic Set, Topic Set Reference).
Insert After submenu
Container sub-menus for a number of actions that create a map node as a sibling of the currently selected node, below the current node in the map:
  • New - Opens a dialog box that allows you to configure some options for inserting a new topic.
  • Reference - Inserts a reference to a topic file. You can find more details about this action in the Inserting References topic.
  • Reference to the currently edited file - Inserts a reference to the currently edited file. You can find more details about this action in the Inserting References topic.
  • Key Reference - Opens an Insert Key Definition dialog box that allows you to insert a targeted key definition (for example, to target a resource such as an image or external link).
  • Key Reference with Keyword - Opens an Insert Key Definition dialog box that allows you to define a key and a value inside a keyword.
  • A set of actions that open the Insert Reference dialog box that allows you to insert various reference specializations (such as Anchor Reference, Glossary Reference, Map Reference, Navigation Reference, Topic Group, Topic Head, Topic Reference, Topic Set, Topic Set Reference).
Search References
Searches all references to the current topic in the entire DITA map. It also reports references that are defined as related links in relationship tables. If you have enabled Main Files support, it also searches for references in the DITA maps added to the Main Files folder.
Refactoring submenu

The following actions are available from this submenu:

Convert Markdown to DITA Topic (Available for Markdown documents)
Opens a dialog box that allows you to configure options for converting the Markdown document into a DITA topic.
Rename resource
Allows you to change the name of a resource linked in the edited DITA map and you have the option of updating all the references to the renamed DITA resource. If you have enabled Main Files support, it also searches for references in the DITA maps added to the Main Files folder and it provides the option of updating all the references even for non-DITA resources.
Move resource
Allows you to change the location on disk of a resource linked in the edited DITA map and you have the option of updating all the references to the moved DITA resources. If you have enabled Main Files support, it also searches for references in the DITA maps added to the Main Files folder and it provides the option of updating all the references even for non-DITA resources.
Extract to New DITA Map
Use this operation to extract editable topics into a new DITA map. The operation will open a map creation dialog box where you can select the type of map and configure the title or file name. Click Create to complete the operation and a new DITA map will be inserted at the location where the action was invoked with the selected topic references moved into the new map.
Rename Key
Use this operation to rename a key. It also updates all references to it. Note that it does not work on DITA 1.3 key scopes.
Convert Nested Topics to New Topics (Available from the contextual menu of editable maps/nodes in the DITA Maps Manager)
Use this operation on topics that contain nested <topic> elements to convert each nested topic to a new topic. Also, the new topics are added in the DITA Maps Manager as the first child topics of the original topic.
Convert Sections to New Topics (Available from the contextual menu of editable maps/nodes in the DITA Maps Manager)
Use this operation on topics that contain multiple sections to convert each section to a new topic. Also, the new topics are added in the DITA Maps Manager as the first child topics of the original topic.
Note: As long as the DITA topic is of the type topic, concept, or reference, the new topics that will be created from the inner sections will retain the same topic type as the original topic.
Convert to Concept
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Concept topic type (for example, Topic to Concept).
Convert to General Task
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA General Task topic type (for example, Task to General Task). A DITA General Task is a less restrictive alternative to the Strict Task information type.
Convert to Reference
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Reference topic type (for example, Topic to Reference).
Convert to Task
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Task topic type (for example, Topic to Task).
Convert to Topic
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Topic (for example, Task to Topic).
Convert to Troubleshooting
Use this operation to convert a DITA topic (of any type) to a DITA Troubleshooting topic type (for example, Topic to Troubleshooting).
Generate IDs
Use this operation to automatically generate unique IDs for elements.
Other XML Refactoring Actions
For your convenience, the last 5 XML Refactoring tool operations that were finished or previewed will also appear in this submenu.
XML Refactoring
Opens the XML Refactoring tool wizard that presents refactoring operations to assist you with managing the structure of your XML documents.
Find/Replace in Files
Opens the Find/Replace in Files dialog box that allows you to find and replace content across multiple files.
Check Spelling in Files
Allows you to spell check multiple files.
Cut
Deletes the currently selected node and copies it to the clipboard.
Copy
Copies the currently selected node to the clipboard.
Paste
Allows you to paste content from the clipboard into the DITA map.
Paste Before
Pastes the content of the clipboard (only if it is a part of the DITA map) before the currently selected DITA map node.
Paste After
Pastes the content of the clipboard (only if it is a part of the DITA map) after the currently selected DITA map node.
Delete
Deletes the currently selected node from the DITA map.
Remove from Disk
This action can be used to remove the selected resource(s) from disk. Selecting this action will open a confirmation dialog box where you can also choose to remove the descendants by selecting the Also remove all descendants option. If you proceed, a search for references is triggered. If multiple references are detected for any of the selected resources, you will have the option to review them since this would lead to broken links. If you have enabled Main Files support, it also searches for references in the DITA maps added to the Main Files folder.
Organize
Allows you to organize the DITA map with the several submenu actions:
  • Move Up - Moves the selected node up within the DITA map tree.
  • Move Down - Moves the selected node down within the DITA map tree.
  • Promote(Alt + LeftArrow) - Moves the selected node up one level to the level of its parent node.
  • Demote(Alt + RightArrow) - Moves the selected node down one level to the level of its child nodes.
Expand All
Allows you to expand the entire DITA map structure.
Collapse All
Allows you to collapse the entire DITA map structure.
Other Nodes

The following additional actions are available when the contextual menu is invoked from other nodes, such as a submap node or a relationship table:

Open Map in Editor (available when invoking on a submap)
Opens the currently selected DITA map in the editor.
Open parent DITA map (available when invoking on a read-only topic reference or a submap reference)
Opens the parent DITA map of the currently selected reference in the DITA Maps Manager.
Edit Attributes (only available for relationship table nodes)
Opens a small in-place editor that allows you to edit the attributes of a selected node. You can find more details about this action in the Attributes View in Author Mode topic.
Edit Profiling Attributes (only available for relationship table nodes)
Allows you to change the profiling attributes defined on the selected node.

Resources

For more information about the DITA Maps Manager view and many of its features, watch our video demonstration: