Well, I decided to have some fun this afternoon by furthering my knowledge about how ditaval flags work during processing. I think I now have a better solution than what I proposed earlier. Instead of

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Hi, Maybe you can attach a small trim-down DITA project exemplifying the problem. In this way we can also see how the task title refers to the defined key. Also tell us what DITA Open Toolkit version

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Hi Ed, If you look inside a DITA OT bundled with Oxygen, it has in the "plugins" folder a plugin named "com.oxygenxml.dost.patches". That plugin depends very much on the DITA OT version, if installed

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Hi Bella, Since you’re using DITAToo CCMS, you might check out the configuration database add on. This has been designed for managing complex conditions in DITA content. Contact your DITAToo vendor to

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Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. Appreciate it. John

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Hi Radu, Defining keyscopes and keys for each topic did the trick. Thank you for the tip. Kind regards, Pieterjan

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As far as I know, to remove a column, you'd have to conditionalize the corresponding colspec and each entry element in the column. It's far easier to replicate the table with the relevant column remov

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