Ant build files as described in DITA For Print (thank you, btw) don't work with 3.x versions of the OT as 3.x deprecated the use of the ant command in favor of the dita command. You'll probably find

Hi Ben, If a RelaxNG-based plugin is acceptable to you, you could have a look at make_dita_grammar.pl: https://github.com/chrispy-snps/DITA-plugin-utilities#make_dita_grammarpl See here for some

Hi, Unfortunately it’s pretty much abandonware. I think it would still work, but it’s not hosted anywhere anymore. You know, a hobby project and lack to time. J -- Sent from a mobile device.

Is there an online version of the DTD generator available? https://github.com/jelovirt/dita-generator The link in the README leads to an error. Ben

I am currently working my way through 'Dita for Print' 2nd edition and I am struggling with the exercise 'Create an ANT build file'. I have created the ANT file and a batch file to run it - I am

Hi Antony, Yes, I agree. Regards, Radu Radu CoravuOxygen XML Editor On 7/25/22 16:37, Antony Terrence wrote:

Thank you, Radu. That will be really helpful. If I understand you correctly, currently the searchtitle element is not processed by the dita ot base or any other plugins. If we need to do anything

Release of XMLmind XML Editor v10.2: Highlights: - DITA Map/BookMap, DocBook Assembly, Ebook Specification configurations: the "Open All Topics R/O" and "Open All Topics" buttons found in the toolbar

Hi Antony, For Oxygen WebHelp output the DITA <searchtitle> element is not yet used for anything in particular when generating the HTML output. We have an internal issue to use it

Hello, I had similar questions and found this thread when searching the list archive. I'm planning to use the DITA L&T specialization for an online workshop I'll be delivering and was looking around

Thank you for sharing the link. I took a look at. My concern is that dita-ot does not seem to process search title. I ran the xhtml plugin and the output does not include the searchtitle text. While

Hello Kristen, I am looking for a way to cascade my user-defined metadata and I found this topic. I can't find related DITA-OT bug report, and I am interested in submitting that to address my

https://www.oxygenxml.com/dita/1.3/specs/langRef/base/searchtitle.html you'd better give this a quick look at because it is relevant to the DITA specs you are asking for. For SEO purposes, it is a

I am trying to figure out how the <searchtitle> element works in the HTML output. I generated html outputs using the default xhtml and Oxygen XML responsive webhelp plugins. I don't see the

Hi Ray, It's just because we use RelaxNG DITA grammars here. The approach should work equally well if you are using DTD grammars. - Chris

Thank you for your reply Chris! To confirm, you are using PDF Chemistry for publishing, correct? At this point in time, we work with AHF for PDF generation. Can you clarify what you mean by "the

Hi Chris, Thank you for your reply. Indeed, normalized DITA seems to be the way to go. Some tests have shown here too that the normalized DITA output is invalid, but maybe that's not a problem for the

Hi Ray, To confirm, you are using PDF Chemistry for publishing, correct? We use RelaxNG grammars here (because we develop specializations with this utility), but the pagination approach does not

Hi Ilham, I tried to do a similar thing a couple years ago - remove a <draftintro> topic from a bookmap when args.draft == no. I found that profiling attributes have dedicated machinery to remove

Hi Yves, The dita transformation format (dita -f dita) might get you pretty close. It produces normalized DITA. There might be some attributes/elements that you might need to clean up. One of these