We use <info>.

Image processing is a pain in a DITA environment. The DocBook-based Paligo system cam handle Adobe formats natively and IIRC convert them on-the-fly. In a DITA environment you have to IMHO convert AI->SVG and PSD->PNG manually. And you have to fiddle out the correct export settings in Illustrator. O...

Hello Petr, we are using Fluenta and Oxygen, but not the Fluenta add-on. To support the development of Fluenta, you should buy a license ($200 per year) here . So far, we are not using the translation memory functionality of Fluenta at all, mainly because we have an agreement with our LSP, that 100%...

The way I solved this in the past is like so: You add an Ant target after processing. There is the preprocessing.post extension point in the OT. After preprocessing, the keyrefs are resolved. In this target, read the temporary map and cherry pick what you want. Then save this in properties, maybe in...

Hello Hugh, Thank you so much, that you invest life time and love into this project. It is really outstanding, if someone dedicates so much energy into something that he or she believes should be done. I totally agree with you that coding in XML (XSLT is also XML) is no fun, verbose, hard to read, a...

I would give the SVG domain a try and inject the text with <keyword> elements. I have never tried that and would be thankful if you would post your experience here.

https://www.oxygenxml.com/dita/1.3/spec ... ments.html

I'd recommend to read the metadata from your map after preprocessing (after keyrefs are resolved) and then do the renaming in a new Ant target at the end of the processing.

It seems that gnome and Oxygen use the same shortcut. Have you tried changing the shortcut in either gnome or Oxygen?

Hi, We have a quite complex Fluenta environment and have manuals with 25 languages (mixing rtl and ltr languages). We are not using the Fluenta addon, but integrated a separate Fluenta instance via Oxygen Author actions and Ant scripts. These Ant scripts do things for us, Fluenta does not do. We don...

I had this issue before. You maybe want to delete all the content of the output folder before you publish the webhelp again. Otherwise deleted DITA files remain in the output folder as HTML and are picked up by the search engine. Further on, your DITA Map needs to be stored in a superior directory. ...

A terminology is not something like a chapter which is meant to be used in a document. It is a reflection of the concepts and terms you use in your organization, including unwanted synonyms and covering multiple languages.

Unfortunately I don't have code to change the appearance of the glossary. Why do you use the old XHTML? Why not the Oxygen Webhelp or at least HTML5? If you are more interested building a terminology instead of a glossary, try my terminology plug-in. You'll find the link on my website.

I remember that I had a lot of headache because of that. And I figured out a solution which worked for me, but is not really following the given examples in the whitepapers. I am attaching you a solution based on your data, which should at least work for XHTML. What you are trying to do could work. ...

Maybe these whitepaper help http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/29734/AcronymBestPractice_08112008.doc https://groups.oasis-open.org/higherlogic/ws/public/document?document_id=35766 You can also find examples in the spec https://www.oxygenxml.com/dita/1.3/specs/langRef/containers/gloss...

If you would like to indent the text in PDF or HTML output, you need to style it with CSS. What you need to do and how this needs to be done depends on your output format and the technology you use, e.g. if you use an HTML+CSS based PDF output or an XSL:FO/FOP based output. You maybe should try the ...

I guess you need to use the &amp; entity instead of & in the URL.

Have you read the documentation and watched the videos on oxygenxml.com?

We convert the files manually to SVG. Illustrator has an integrated script which allows this to be done in a batch Job. Another approach could be, to do this on the fly by using Inkscape and it's CLI, see https://gist.github.com/WebReflection/b5ab5f1eca311b76835c This could be adapted and done in th...

Hello Tanja,
Please have a look at the original CSS file of your publishing template. You are very close to the solution.
There should be a wrapping CSS media query, which triggers the appearance of the logo. See https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_rwd_mediaqueries.asp

The Oxygen Fluenta addon is made for this.

Hi, May I ask what you are trying to achieve? We have also to work on SVG files and fix them with XSLT. Otherwise Apache Batik has rendering or scaling issues. What we do is selecting the SVG files in the project view and then perform an XSLT transformstion on them, similar to the FrameMaker-MIF-was...

You find Saxon HE here: https://github.com/Saxonica/Saxon-HE/re ... axonHE12-4

If you are not using a DITA-OT transformstion, you might not have Saxon HE on the classpath. You can add it like so: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <project> <path id="saxon"> <fileset dir="../../lib/"> <include name="saxon.jar"/> </fileset> ...

Hi Radu, I don't know how to do it in Apache Ant. The <jing> task seems to only work with a Relax NG file: https://relaxng.org/jclark/jing-ant.html <project name="example" default="validate" basedir="."> <taskdef name="jing" classname="com.thaiopensource....

I assume that no answer can be interpreted as "there is no solution".

Thank you for posting the solution here. We have the same problem.

Hi,
I'd like to validate an XML file with NVDL via Apache Ant, like I can do it with https://relaxng.org/jclark/jing-ant.html and Relax NG. But I could not find a solution. Do you have an idea how to do that?

Thanks a lot

Hi Kenneth, This is very interesting. We have a monolithic repository with dozens of *.xpr files. When we start a new project, we generate a skeleton of directories and files, also *.xpr files, with a script. It would be easy to unlock *.xpr files, commit the new one and then lock them again in the ...

Hi,
I'm not familiar with this extension. What we do is to download the JSON with curl from Apache Ant first. Then we convert the JSON to XML and then we operate normally on the XML. This is surely the slowest solution, but very easy to maintain.
Best regards

I have the same question and posted it here: stackoverflow.com/questions/75542007/enforce-a-page-count-that-is-divisible-by-four