Note to self: custom texts can have parametrized parts, e.g.: <variable id="Body odd footer"><param ref-name="documentnumber"/> <param ref-name="buildlanguage"/> <param ref-name="builddate"/></variabl

#DITA-OT #PDF #HTML

I have a basic publishing solution for DITA cross-book links in HTML-based outputs: https://github.com/chrispy-snps/DITA-fix-xbook-html-links The solution consists of a DITA plugin (com.synopsys.prese

#HTML #linking

Hey Kevin, You don't get an index.HTML with the default HTML5 transform. For the topic you want to be the index.HTML file, use a copy-to="index" attribute on the topicref. -m

#DITA-OT #HTML

Cheers, I have been trying to migrate from DITA 1.5.2 with heavily customized plugins to the latest version. Things have moved on in 10 years but making slow progress hopefully ensuring next migration

#DITA-OT #HTML

Hi Lief, Indeed, I noticed that Oxygen's WebHelp seems to implement this in the desired way! This morning I could not reproduce what I posted earlier. I suspect those results were for multiple collect

#HTML #linking

Hi all, Is there a plug-in which allows me to create breadcrumb trails in HTML-based output with DITA-OT? (To be more precise: I need this for CHM output with DITA-OT V3 bundled with oXygen.) Below is

#DITA-OT #HTML

Hi Patrick, Glad you find the plugin useful. If at some point you will want to contribute any enhancement to the plugin you can open a pull request for that. Regards, Radu Radu Coravu <oXygen/> XML Ed

#HTML #Oxygen

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

#CSS #HTML