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Markdown output file structure
#markdown
Hi folks, In OT 3.4 we’d like to create a Markdown output with this structure: | out | images | index.md | topics The default output mimics the input file structure, which can be all over the place. O
Hi folks, In OT 3.4 we’d like to create a Markdown output with this structure: | out | images | index.md | topics The default output mimics the input file structure, which can be all over the place. O
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Nicholas Mucks
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Icon padding AH vs FOP
#PDF
Hi! Our topic.fo file for a custom pdf2 output renders fine in FOP for note label images in bullets. However, for some reason Antenna House adds something like 6pts of padding above the note label ima
Hi! Our topic.fo file for a custom pdf2 output renders fine in FOP for note label images in bullets. However, for some reason Antenna House adds something like 6pts of padding above the note label ima
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Nicholas Mucks
· #45139
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Looking for help to understand DITA-OT transformation extension points.
#DITA-OT
Hi Aaron, I probably do this incorrectly but it works. I have a preprocess plugin with a bunch of targets in there. Then I just call the main ant target from other plugins to run a few proprocessing s
Hi Aaron, I probably do this incorrectly but it works. I have a preprocess plugin with a bunch of targets in there. Then I just call the main ant target from other plugins to run a few proprocessing s
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Nicholas Mucks
· #45081
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Difficulties with PDF
#PDF
Hi jdaniel, Is this using the same PDF plugin with different ditamaps or the same ditamap with different PDF plugins? Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
Hi jdaniel, Is this using the same PDF plugin with different ditamaps or the same ditamap with different PDF plugins? Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44940
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Not using the <p> element
#mixed-content
Hi Bernard, On a personal note, I started in dita as a tech writer and wanted “pure” block elements, so no embedded p tags. Over time, and as I moved into an information architecture role, I find p el
Hi Bernard, On a personal note, I started in dita as a tech writer and wanted “pure” block elements, so no embedded p tags. Over time, and as I moved into an information architecture role, I find p el
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44913
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note type vs othertype
#specialization
Hi! We use custom note types without specialization. It’s an update to the XSL template for notes and then an updated localization variable. For example, we have a special warning symbol used for elec
Hi! We use custom note types without specialization. It’s an update to the XSL template for notes and then an updated localization variable. For example, we have a special warning symbol used for elec
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44853
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OT2.3.3 file reuse w/ and w/o conref
#DITA-OT
In DITA-OT 2.3.3 if you reuse a topic multiple times in the same map structure and produce XHTML, the output does not have multiple topics--it only has the first one it finds. This creates sad breadcr
In DITA-OT 2.3.3 if you reuse a topic multiple times in the same map structure and produce XHTML, the output does not have multiple topics--it only has the first one it finds. This creates sad breadcr
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44820
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Can a <link> in <related-links> be formatted?
Hi Chris, It’s probably best not to wrap elements just to get styling. You may not want the same styling in all outputs. For pdf, I think the default pdf2 plugin has a links attribute template that yo
Hi Chris, It’s probably best not to wrap elements just to get styling. You may not want the same styling in all outputs. For pdf, I think the default pdf2 plugin has a links attribute template that yo
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44790
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Best way to post-process HTML in the out directory?
Hi Mica, Okay. Are you passing output.dir as a parameter to the stylesheet from your build file? Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
Hi Mica, Okay. Are you passing output.dir as a parameter to the stylesheet from your build file? Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44708
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Best way to post-process HTML in the out directory?
Hi Mick, Do you have an ant target that runs the xslt? Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
Hi Mick, Do you have an ant target that runs the xslt? Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44700
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PDF line breaks for file paths that keep-together
Cool. Thanks, Eliot. I’ll give this a shot. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
Cool. Thanks, Eliot. I’ll give this a shot. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44627
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exclude html generation of topics with ditaval
Hi Apollo102, You may want to check your reltable as well. Even if you filter a topic, if the reltable also references the topic but without a filter then you’ll see an output file generated. Take car
Hi Apollo102, You may want to check your reltable as well. Even if you filter a topic, if the reltable also references the topic but without a filter then you’ll see an output file generated. Take car
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44626
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PDF line breaks for file paths that keep-together
Hello, in XSL-FO, what's the neatest way to force a keep together unless the space is so small that the filepath expands beyond the page. Here's what we have now for the filepath element: name="filepa
Hello, in XSL-FO, what's the neatest way to force a keep together unless the space is so small that the filepath expands beyond the page. Here's what we have now for the filepath element: name="filepa
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44616
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dita-ot + docker
I'm just adding the copy and run statements to publish to the end of the docker file but this will go away.
I'm just adding the copy and run statements to publish to the end of the docker file but this will go away.
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44599
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dita-ot + docker
Thanks Eliot. OK.. I see how to tag now. I'm super new to Docker, but I cannot seem to get the tagged version to integrate the new plugins. dita-ot-base seems to do ok though. FROM ditaot/dita-ot:2.3.
Thanks Eliot. OK.. I see how to tag now. I'm super new to Docker, but I cannot seem to get the tagged version to integrate the new plugins. dita-ot-base seems to do ok though. FROM ditaot/dita-ot:2.3.
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44598
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dita-ot + docker
Hi folks, I’m exploring the dita-ot-base image on docker. This may be a silly question but how do I override the default dita-ot-3.2.1 to use 2.3.3 instead? Our plugins don’t work nicely in 3.2.1. Tak
Hi folks, I’m exploring the dita-ot-base image on docker. This may be a silly question but how do I override the default dita-ot-3.2.1 to use 2.3.3 instead? Our plugins don’t work nicely in 3.2.1. Tak
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44594
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Ditavalref vs args.filter
Hi, What’s the expected behavior if you use arg.filter to select one ditaval file for a map that already has ditavalref to another ditaval file? Should args.filter override whats specified in the dita
Hi, What’s the expected behavior if you use arg.filter to select one ditaval file for a map that already has ditavalref to another ditaval file? Should args.filter override whats specified in the dita
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44591
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PlantUML in dita pipeline?
Howdy! We’re exploring using PlantUML to auto-generate UML sequence diagrams from text input. The source files are not in markdown or dita but in the PlantUML text syntax, and we’re going to see how i
Howdy! We’re exploring using PlantUML to auto-generate UML sequence diagrams from text input. The source files are not in markdown or dita but in the PlantUML text syntax, and we’re going to see how i
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44497
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Schematron usage
Hi Kristen, We have two primary functions for Schematron: - Editorial - Infrastructure For editorial, we have a human-made Schematron pattern file that includes rules related to short description leng
Hi Kristen, We have two primary functions for Schematron: - Editorial - Infrastructure For editorial, we have a human-made Schematron pattern file that includes rules related to short description leng
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44440
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dita2markdown plugin?
oh, wonderful. Thanks for pointing that out!
oh, wonderful. Thanks for pointing that out!
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44425
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