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dita2markdown plugin?
Hi folks, We can easily transform markdown to dita. Has anyone developed a dita to markdown plugin? This is useful for collaboration with non-dita content creators. Take care, - Nick Sent from mobile
Hi folks, We can easily transform markdown to dita. Has anyone developed a dita to markdown plugin? This is useful for collaboration with non-dita content creators. Take care, - Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44423
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Preprocess2 IDs
Hi! We have a file failing during the map-first preprocessing step in DITA-OT 3.0.4. However, the file name is an automatically generated string during this phase. Is there any way to figure out the n
Hi! We have a file failing during the map-first preprocessing step in DITA-OT 3.0.4. However, the file name is an automatically generated string during this phase. Is there any way to figure out the n
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44314
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Config file for element labels like "related links" "prerequisites" and task intro words
“:^D Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
“:^D Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44275
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Config file for element labels like "related links" "prerequisites" and task intro words
Hi Tonia, These are in your localization strings for your plugin. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
Hi Tonia, These are in your localization strings for your plugin. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44273
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Does your DITA implementation use properties tables?
Hi Kris, We find properties tables a little too restrictive and typically use the CALS tables in reference topics. Most of our reference tables don’t neatly fall into the propery/value/description mod
Hi Kris, We find properties tables a little too restrictive and typically use the CALS tables in reference topics. Most of our reference tables don’t neatly fall into the propery/value/description mod
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44257
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Scaling SVG images in responsive webhelp [1 Attachment]
Hi Yves, You can apply CSS to the img or object element in the HTML output. Something like width:100%, height:auto should do the trick. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
Hi Yves, You can apply CSS to the img or object element in the HTML output. Something like width:100%, height:auto should do the trick. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44251
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processing attributes and topicmeta from nested ditamaps
Hi Wim, I don’t think outputclass cascades. https://www.oxygenxml.com/dita/1.3/specs/archSpec/base/cascading-in-a-ditamap.html Topicmeta should cascade from the root map, if you’re using a regular dit
Hi Wim, I don’t think outputclass cascades. https://www.oxygenxml.com/dita/1.3/specs/archSpec/base/cascading-in-a-ditamap.html Topicmeta should cascade from the root map, if you’re using a regular dit
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44238
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Any thoughts surrounding more friendly links?
Hi Wayne, You could use conrefpush to build an unordered list of conreffed list items at the end of each topic. You’d lose the related links label, but you’re not really following a true related links
Hi Wayne, You could use conrefpush to build an unordered list of conreffed list items at the end of each topic. You’d lose the related links label, but you’re not really following a true related links
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44224
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Dynamic column widths
Hi! My pdf plugin in DITA-OT1.8.5 dynamically scales table columns widths but I can’t get this on work in DITA 2.x. Can anyone explain how/where this is configured? Take care, - Nick Sent from mobile
Hi! My pdf plugin in DITA-OT1.8.5 dynamically scales table columns widths but I can’t get this on work in DITA 2.x. Can anyone explain how/where this is configured? Take care, - Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44168
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extend image past page margins without cropping it
How about rendering the images using a block-container with a center alignment and an absolute width? Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
How about rendering the images using a block-container with a center alignment and an absolute width? Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44122
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ditavalref vs args.filter
Hi! Can anyone explain the processing differences between using ditavalref and args.filter? We notice that in some cases using ditavalref fails during the [branch-filtering] stage while specifying the
Hi! Can anyone explain the processing differences between using ditavalref and args.filter? We notice that in some cases using ditavalref fails during the [branch-filtering] stage while specifying the
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44084
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Rationale not to specialize
Hi Josh, DITA is built for specialization. Your vendor might not understand specialization that well. Specialization has three points of failure: - No specialized DTD/RNG/etc schemas available in your
Hi Josh, DITA is built for specialization. Your vendor might not understand specialization that well. Specialization has three points of failure: - No specialized DTD/RNG/etc schemas available in your
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44076
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FW: [xsl] [ANN] Hands-on Classes: XML, XSLT/XPath, Schematron
Sweet! Thanks for sharing this. We always have people looking to enhance these skills. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
Sweet! Thanks for sharing this. We always have people looking to enhance these skills. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44063
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Any way to use but omit the inclusion of the actual glossary definitions in a PDF?
Hi Rick, The issue with the glossary rendering is that the main template uses the href for the target variable and this points to some "unique_XX" reference instead of the actual href. Here's the temp
Hi Rick, The issue with the glossary rendering is that the main template uses the href for the target variable and this points to some "unique_XX" reference instead of the actual href. Here's the temp
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44029
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Any way to use <abbreviated-form> but omit the inclusion of the actual glossary definitions in a PDF?
Hi Rick, By default the glossary entries won’t render if there’s no glossary since it doesn’t have a keyref, but you can define a keymap with those glossary keydefs instead and then adjust your glosse
Hi Rick, By default the glossary entries won’t render if there’s no glossary since it doesn’t have a keyref, but you can define a keymap with those glossary keydefs instead and then adjust your glosse
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44023
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Landscape tables with FOP?
Hi Eliot, Interesting! Thanks for sharing. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
Hi Eliot, Interesting! Thanks for sharing. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44020
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Landscape tables with FOP?
Hi folks, Is it possible to render landscape tables that span multiple pages using FOP? The tables render fine in AH, but we’d like to go with an open source solution. In FOP, landscape tables render
Hi folks, Is it possible to render landscape tables that span multiple pages using FOP? The tables render fine in AH, but we’d like to go with an open source solution. In FOP, landscape tables render
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44018
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chunk=to-content causes infinite loop in pdf
Turns out that setting the property preprocess.chunk.skip=true in the pdf build file does the trick. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
Turns out that setting the property preprocess.chunk.skip=true in the pdf build file does the trick. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44017
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chunk=to-content causes infinite loop in pdf
Hi folks, We’re building a new pdf plugin in dita-ot 2.x and it seems any document with a topicref that includes chunk=to-content fails to produce output. Many projects publish in HTML and PDF, so chu
Hi folks, We’re building a new pdf plugin in dita-ot 2.x and it seems any document with a topicref that includes chunk=to-content fails to produce output. Many projects publish in HTML and PDF, so chu
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Nicholas Mucks
· #44015
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CCMS and Portability of DITA
You’ll find the dita2dita plugin in DITA-OT 3+, but you can copy the plugin into an earlier DITA-OT release. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
You’ll find the dita2dita plugin in DITA-OT 3+, but you can copy the plugin into an earlier DITA-OT release. Take care,- Nick Sent from mobile
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Nicholas Mucks
· #43981
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