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I use: oXygen XML Editor 22.1, build 2020100710, transformation scenario - "DITA Map PDF - based on XSL-FO", For numbering topics, I use the "dita-ot-numbering-master" plugin. I use custom.xsl against

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Hi, I guess this has been resolved with the following Oxygen forum entry, correct? https://www.oxygenxml.com/forum/topic22984.html

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Thanks Christina, Its working fine as per your suggestion, but i'm having some issue to apply the changes for all the child topic, actually my input dita file having topics like this <topic outputclas

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Hi, You haven't mentioned which DITA OT version you're using but I guess this applies to all versions. I think the page number is added with the static-content.xsl file. In there, there are templates

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Hi, I'm doing the dita-ot pdf conversion, using lot of topic dita template and requirement is to changing the decimal page numbers into the topic title abbreviation for one topic alone, other topic it

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Hi all, I'm following up on an old thread that doesn't seem to have reached a conclusion, or at least not a conclusion that I can understand. In short, I am trying to preserve the metadata of submaps

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The topic title styles are not applied directly with xsl:use-attribute-sets They are applied with a xsl:call-template name=”new-attr-set-reflection” So you need to add your style to: plugins\org.dita.

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I’m replying from my phone, so can’t dig in, so did you make the similar change in the xsl file that calls the attribute set you defined? Each style generally has two parts: a template in the not *-at

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We have merged several user manuals into a large DITA project that is used to output both WebHelp and PDF. For the PDF, we are using XSL-FO. Because there is so much material, the hierarchy runs quite

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Thanks Radu!

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Hi Marisa, I'm attaching the PDF I obtain by using DITA OT 3.6. The link text seems to be computed fine in both links. So maybe you should consider upgrading your publishing engine. Regards, Radu Radu

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Hi Radu, I'm using DITA OT 2.4, and I do have extra PDF customizations, but when I test with the base PDF2 transform, I have the same issue. In the output of the attached files, the duplicate links to

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Hi Marisa, I'm afraid I cannot reproduce your problem with DITA OT 3.6. What DITA OT version are you using? Do you have extra PDF customizations? Can you maybe come up with a small trimmed down DITA p

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I have a long topic with more than one xref to a reference topic in the same project. When I transform to PDF, the first link to the reference topic works, but the second one does not. The text for th

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Dear Leigh, Thank you so much for taking time to analyze my results and providing your valuable insights. I shall try as per your suggestion.

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Without seeing the whole plugin, it's difficult to say exactly where to look. You say that you're following the instructions in DITA For Print 1.8 (thank you, by the way) but you seem to be using the

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Dear All, Thank you so much for your expert suggestions. With your help I found the tag causing the problem, which I have posted below. When I deleted this element from the bookmap, the output is gene

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You are generating fo:inline as the child of fo:block-container in the following portion of topic.fo. <fo:block-container text-align="center"> <fo:block font-size="22pt" font-weight="bold" line-height

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We had a similar issue in our DITA-OT 2.3.3 PDF customization plugin. It related to the template for minitoc on chapter pages not having a correct parent in some circumstances. I’d perform a global se

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