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Version 7.1 of Oxygen Content Fusion builds on the projects concept introduced in the previous version by enhancing its functionality and offering even more capabilities.
This release provides various new ways to manage files and folders in the workspace, new side views were added to offer search functionality as well as validation for DITA XML projects, and you now have the possibility of comparing the differences between XML files in source mode, while the diff and merge support now also works for Markdown and other text files. Additionally, various improvements were implemented to continue to streamline the process of working with review tasks and to continue to enhance the authoring experience.
It is important to note that when working with DITA XML projects, the files or folders that are renamed or moved have their references (links, content references, image references) automatically updated, saving you time since you do not need to update the references manually and preventing validation issues. The references to the modified files (and from these files to other files) are automatically updated so that the overall project remains valid without any broken links.
The main benefit of this functionality is that you can perform multiple related operations (such as adding a publication, creating the DITA Map, and adding initial topics) and push them in the repository with a single commit. You can also customize the commit message according to your preference.
Oxygen Content Fusion version 7.0 enhances the project support by introducing a personal authoring workspace where you can make changes across multiple files and once you are happy with the results, you can commit them directly to the repository to share them with your team. The dedicated Changes side-view enables you to preview and adjust changes before committing. An XML-aware conflict resolution tool helps you pull changes from the repository, detects conflicts, suggests automated solutions, and also allows merging content manually for more complex scenarios. Along with the powerful editing features for XML documents, the built-in Web Author allows you to edit Markdown files inside the authoring workspace providing syntax preview and toolbar actions to insert common structures.
The workspace feature includes a Publications side-view for easy browsing of a publication's DITA map. Users can open the map in a specialized DITA map editor to modify the structure using toolbar or contextual menu actions. The intuitive interface supports drag and drop, copy/paste, and various other actions for organizing topics. The editor also supports advanced DITA features such as profiling attributes, key definitions, and map references.
Continuous Deployment for the output is now possible as version 7.0 adds support for publishing connectors to enable uploading output to various platforms such as Amazon S3, Netlify, or servers with SFTP protocol. The output can be configured to include an "Edit Online" link in each topic that sends authors to their personal workspace where they can make changes to the source of that topic. When used in conjunction with automated builds, these changes will be live as soon as the build finishes.
You can make changes to multiple files and commit them together at once. This makes the process of modifying content within a project similarly to using a local Git client. For example, you could create a topic and link it in the DITA map (thus making modifications to multiple files) and commit the changes on a single commit.
The contextual menu now includes an Edit Profiling Attributes action that allows you to modify the values of profiling attributes for the current DITA XML element. You can configure the proposed attribute values using a subject scheme map referenced in the DITA map, or by exporting them from the Attributes and Condition Sets preferences page in the Oxygen desktop version (these exported values can then be used as imposed options in the embedded web-based editor).
Oxygen Content Fusion version 6.2 continues to streamline and refine the process of working with review tasks and implements various user requests for additional features and productivity enhancements.
One big focus for this release was to redesign parts of the interface to prioritize productivity (for example, navigation controls are now more accessible) and to provide access to more information to users within the most commonly used pages, pop-up windows, and other components. The list of review tasks can now be filtered to easily find a particular task and task management actions are now available directly from the task list. Users also now have access to an action in the Task Activity stream to see what changes were made to a particular file.
Content Fusion's visual editor was updated to integrate the latest changes implemented in Oxygen XML Web Author 26.1.0. Some of the interesting new features added for the visual editor include the ability for DITA users to easily switch profiling conditions and choose whether to hide the excluded content or show it as grayed out, and the Outline pane also now distinguishes nodes filtered by a DITAVAL file. The Unicode support was improved to better support surrogate characters (e.g. emoji characters) and the text mode is now available as read-only mode for concurrent editing sessions. When Markdown content is pasted within DITA, DocBook, TEI, or XHTML documents, it is automatically converted to the target vocabulary by the smart paste functionality. Additionally, the Split action now automatically inserts required first child elements.
If users develop customizations for the Web Author visual editor, the new CSS Inspector lets them see the styles of the selected element, the process of uploading a framework now includes validation to keep customized frameworks error-free, a new URL parameter can control whether content excluded by a DITAVAL filter is shown as grayed out or hidden, and a new API is available to add a toolbar in a side view.
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Oxygen Content Fusion version 6.1 continues to streamline and refine the process of working with review tasks and implements various user requests for additional features and security enhancements.
Improvements to the review task process include the ability to set a due date for review tasks, task owners have new options to limit the type of editing that reviewers can do on a task, request a re-review after the review has been finalized, and the review status for each reviewer on a task can now be seen from the various pages within a task. Tasks can be marked as integrated to hide them from the default view, reviewers have now the ability to create new files or upload files to a task, and various interface enhancements were implemented to streamline the overall workflow and offer more in-place information. The main security enhancement provides the ability to configure Content Fusion to use an OpenID Connect provider for SSO authentication.
When a user marks a review task as Finalized, it remains in that review state even when other collaborators make changes to documents within the task. The Finalized state will change to In progress for that particular user only if they make changes to the task documents, or if a task owner either re-opens the task or requests a re-review of the task.
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Oxygen Content Fusion 6.0 Beta introduces a lot of interesting and substantial improvements for the online collaboration platform designed to improve the DITA documentation review and publishing processes. Note that this is currently a Beta version of the 6.0 release cycle, so user feedback is welcomed and considered especially helpful as we prepare for the full release.
Some of the most interesting new features added in this version include the new projects feature, which provides a way to manage a DITA project hosted in a Git repository while maintaining full compatibility with your existing workflows and tools. Authors can create review tasks inside a project and reviewers' feedback is tracked on a dedicated branch in the Git repository. New publishing features help authors build WebHelp or PDF outputs and the Oxygen Styles Basket has been integrated to make it very easy to customize the output using CSS styling. Review task owners now have the ability to close a review to give them time to address feedback. Numerous enhancements were also made to the Content Fusion browser interface to make navigation easier and workflows more efficient. Bug fixes and security enhancements were also implemented, and various internal components were updated.
During the review process, you now have the flexibility to decide which changes to integrate back into your project undisturbed. To facilitate this workflow, we have introduced the Close Review button. This feature enables you to lock the task, preventing reviewers from making changes. It allows you to focus on addressing previously received feedback and making the necessary modifications without interruptions, ensuring a seamless integration of changes into your documentation project. Should you require additional input or feedback, you can easily reopen the review, making the task editable to receive further suggestions from reviewers.
Version 5.1 of Oxygen Content Fusion is a minor release for the innovative collaboration platform that is designed to improve any documentation review process. The main focus of this release was to integrate the latest changes brought by Oxygen XML Web Author version 25.1.0 into Content Fusion's visual editor and to enhance the security of the platform.
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Version 5.0 of Oxygen Content Fusion is the latest release for the innovative collaboration platform that is designed to improve any documentation review process.
Some of the most interesting new features added in this version include a new Search side-view that enables searches throughout all files in a task, various user interface improvements, the ability to mention other collaborators in comments, actions in Oxygen XML Editor/Author to open a task's files or the context map specified for a task, and other enhancements designed to improve the user experience.
Version 4.1 of Oxygen Content Fusion is the latest maintenance release for the innovative collaboration platform that is designed to improve any documentation review process. The main focus for this release was to improve the very popular Concurrent Editing feature that was introduced in the most recent major release and we are very happy to announce that the feature in no longer in the BETA stage. Numerous bug fixes and security improvements were also implemented for this release.
Version 4.0 of Oxygen Content Fusion is the latest release for the innovative collaboration platform that is designed to improve any documentation review process.
Some of the most interesting improvements added in this version include the ability for collaborative teams to edit and review content concurrently, a new dynamic floating toolbar gives you easier access to the most common editing and styling actions, the language can now be changed for the entire user interface, and more.
Version 3.0 of Oxygen Content Fusion is the latest major release for the collaboration platform that is designed to improve any documentation review process.
Important improvements added in this version include the ability to view changes in a side-by-side visual diff tool, better control over which collaborators have access to a task, the possibility to download the task content as a Git repository and inspecting the change history, an updated visual editor based on the latest version of Oxygen XML Web Author, and more.
Version 2.0 of Oxygen Content Fusion is the latest major release for the innovative collaboration tool that is designed to improve any documentation review process.
Some examples of improvements added in this version include the ability to create new tasks and files directly in the Content Fusion browser interface, a DITAVAL file can now be attached to a task so that content is filtered based upon its defined conditional profiling attribute values, a new option is available for non-DITA file types to automatically include files that are referenced within files attached to a task, various security improvements were added, and more.
The release of Version 1.1 of Oxygen Content Fusion adds various new features and improvements to the innovative collaboration tool for any XML documentation review process. Oxygen Content Fusion has a connector add-on that comes bundled with Oxygen XML Author and Oxygen XML Editor. To fully take advantage of all of the benefits and features, your organization will need an Oxygen Content Fusion Enterprise Server. For more information, see the Content Fusion website.
Some highlights of the new features and improvements in version 1.1 include the ability to restore Content Fusion data from backup, the possibility of upgrading your version of Content Fusion Enterprise, a new feature that allows you to add owners to an existing task, options for customizing term lists for the spell checker or AutoCorrect feature, and much more.
The built-in web-based editor now benefits from an improved design, the Review panel now has a better filtering mechanism and comment threads are rendered so that it is easier to identify groups of comments. Also, when a DITA map is open, you have the ability to choose from several new display modes, including a mode to display the map with all the topic content expanded.