Good news everybody! Just found this in my inbox this morning: Starting with Oxygen 22.1, when using the DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS transformation, all tables spanning on multiple pages will

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On Wednesday, 2020-02-12, at 13:20 CET, Roger Sheen wrote via groups.io: Sorry Quick, I was looking at a plaintext representation of your folder structure in my mail client, which did not preserve the

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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

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Hi Matt, For keeping titles with their content, I prefer to enforce this with CSS because it's something you want to be a fixed characteristic of the output, not configurable by the user. - Chris

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Hi Radu, So originally my intent was to mirror the numbering outcome we achieved using FrameMaker. There we achieved numbering for all topics as well as the DITA <section>, so a topic might show like

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How to use <dlhead> elements in an expanding list? There are lots of variables here. Depending on how you visually format the expanding list, a head could make sense. OTOH, if you present it more like

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