Hi Jeff, How exactly are you running the DITA OT? If you are not running it using the DITA command: https://www.dita-ot.org/dev/topics/build-using-dita-command.html then you will probably need to add

#DITA-OT #JavaHelp

I would go with an XSLT refactoring operation, the example in the Oxygen User's Manual is for exactly this case of changing a DITA image @alt to <alt>: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-editor/topics/c

#DITAv2-0 #images

Hi Zoë, Doing this kind of fix directly in the DITA content does not seem very scalable. In older threads Eliot Kimber suggested doing this in the XSLT code: https://dita-users.groups.io/g/main/topic/

#PDF #tables

Hi Chris, Indeed probably a simple DITA OT customization plugin cannot override this setting. You would need a DITA OT plugin which adds a custom XHTML5 transtype which has its own top-level XSLT styl

#HTML5

Hi, In Oxygen XML Editor if the DITA Map is opened in the main editing area in the Author editing mode you can get the <data> image reference to appear as an image with a small CSS customization: http

#bookmap #images

Hi Dawn, Maybe you can post a small DITA project exemplifying the problem. I tried with something like: and a keyref in one of the topics: got expanded to something like in the normalized DITA output:

#keys

Hi everyone, We released Oxygen XML Author/Editor version 22.0 a few days ago. The entire list of new improvements can be found here: https://www.oxygenxml.com/xml_editor/whats_new.html Listing below

#Oxygen

Hi Pieterjan, It probably depends on the order in which the DITA OT engine does the branch filtering and the conref resolution. From what I looked it seems to first do the filtering and then the conre

#conditional-processing

Hi, Thanks to everybody who contributed to the thread for the kind words. We are happy and proud to be working for you, your questions and improvement ideas help us improve Oxygen further. Regards, Ra

#Oxygen

Hi Nick, Not sure why this does not work for you. If you look on your side in the XSLT: plugins/org.lwdita/resources/dita2markdown_template.xsl does it contain a line like: ? Also the "org.lwdita/plug

#LwDITA

Hi Nicholas, There seems to be an XSLT extension point named "dita.xsl.markdown" which can be declared from your plugin and gets expanded in the DITA to MD XSLTs: https://github.com/jelovirt/org.lwdit

#LwDITA

Hi Ozana, How about if you keep that key definition for "key_doc_titles" in the front matter and also copy it inside both key scopes? Regards, Radu Radu Coravu <oXygen/> XML Editor http://www.oxygenxm

#conref #DITA-OT

Hi Ozana, The situation might look similar with this one: https://github.com/dita-ot/dita-ot/issues/3259 But I'm not sure, a complete sample small project would have helped. Some advice: - Use conkeyr

#conref #DITA-OT

Hi Chris, If you want to have the same topic in multiple places of the DITA Map with slightly different content in each of those places you can use either key scopes or branch filtering: https://oxyge

Hi Matt, After you define these keys in different key scopes you can explicitly refer to any of them like: Or as other use cases you can refer to the same DITA topics in various key scopes and have th

#conref

Hi Chris, It would be great if you could contribute topics to the Oxygen XML Blog. Some details about how you can contribute can be found here: https://oxygenxmlblog.netlify.com/topics/welcome.html#we

#CSS #Oxygen #PDF

Hi Matt, I think you will need to use an xpath expression in the CSS "content" property: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-editor/topics/dcpp_how_to_use_in_headers_text_extracted_from_the_document__xpa

#CSS #Oxygen #PDF

Hi Scott, Maybe you can also pass the "-v" flag to the "dita" command to see some more console output before the failure, it may include information about what XSLT stylesheet was last processed. Rega

#DITA-OT

Hi Matt, As Chris said, we do have plans to improve on this aspect in the Oxygen Chemistry PDF processor, probably add some extra CSS extensions to control this repetition of the table title on subseq

#tables #CSS #PDF

Hi Matt, Oxygen XML Editor subscription users as far as I know always benefit of the newest releases: https://www.oxygenxml.com/buy_subscription_e6_editor.html Regards, Radu Radu Coravu <oXygen/> XML

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