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WebHelp test server for DITA project 7 #HTML5 #Oxygen

Always a good option for local only stuff, like in this case. That's really quite a nifty solution for the type of organisations or projects which would need something a bit flashier for the middle ma

By Ben McGinnes ·

#HTML5 #Oxygen

Closing void elements in HTML5 (writing HTML5 serialized as XML) 3 #HTML5

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

By Radu Coravu ·

#HTML5

creating Webhelp Publication TOC from Bookmap 3 #Oxygen #HTML5

I am wondering perhaps if part of the problem is my folder structure and hierarchy. Could this play a part in building a successful TOC/Breadcrumb. I will try to mimic what works successfully with the

By Matt Lorenzi ·

#Oxygen #HTML5

Fixing reference of stylesheet in html5 result 3 #CSS #HTML5

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

By Roger Sheen ·

#CSS #HTML5

Using Lightweight DITA's HTML5 format? 7 #HTML5 #LwDITA

The XML format of Lightweight DITA (XDITA) is pretty much what Chris describes, it is only topic and map with only a few elements compared to full DITA: https://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/LwDITA/v1.0/cn

By Mark Giffin ·

#HTML5 #LwDITA

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