As a different solution (not necessarily better), we do the DITA to HTML transform in the browser. (This is also what Michael Kay does with DocBook, in his own way for his own docs.) We support a subs

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Hi, If your images are in SVG format, a plugin could embed them directly into HTML. I’ve been meaning to add this as a built-in feature in DITA-OT. That you can either inline or extract all SVG images

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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

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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

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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

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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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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

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