Hi, Joe, thanks for your feedback. I also don't mind if the glossary term in the glossary is in the singular and is used in the plural in the text. My question was more about what is the best technica

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So are you thinking of something like: <p>Instead of writing monolithic code, you can use <term keyref="KEYNAME">software modules</term> to make your programs more agile.</p> And then a pop-up that wo

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How do you deal with the following use case? What is your solution? A glossary term is normally defined in singular, e.g. 'software module'. In the context the term is used often as well in plural. Id

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Just updated to version 22. This is what I wanted. A bit of CSS and bingo! Thanks for implementing this.

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Hi Matt, Oxygen XML Editor subscription users as far as I know always benefit of the newest releases: https://www.oxygenxml.com/buy_subscription_e6_editor.html Regards, Radu Radu Coravu <oXygen/> XML

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That's cool! I imagine I will be able to upgrade to version 22 as a subscription user? Excited to try this function!

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Hi Matt, Right, in Oxygen 22 which we plan to release in about a week or two you will be able to mark those two elements as table cells and their parent as a table row and the PDF output will present

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Hi Radu, Thanks for the suggestion! Sadly the CSS you suggested did not work with the Oxygen Chemistry that is bundled with Oxygen 21.1 - returns a FATAL error. I will try some variations of display:i

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Hi Matt, You could use a custom CSS which would define the glossterm and the glossdef as cells. And the parent element would have display table row. Something like: *[class~="glossentry/glossterm"], *

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I am using Oxygen to create a PDF output from a ditamap. I would like my glossentry and glossterm sit next to each other rather than stacked, which is the default <block> behaviour. I've tried to modi

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Hi Dan, I updated the DITA content of our Oxygen user's guide to state that the print="yes" attribute must be set on the glossref so the next version of Oxygen will come with the updated documentation

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Thanks that did the trick. It would help to put a note in your doc on handling this for PDF. https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/21.1/ug-editor/topics/dita-creating-glossary.html I'm sort of surpri

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Hi Dan, You need to explicitly set the "print='yes'" attribute on the glossref: https://github.com/dita-ot/dita-ot/issues/3328 Regards, Radu Radu Coravu <oXygen/> XML Editor http://www.oxygenxml.com

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Thanks, I’ll take a look at when I’m back at work

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Dan: I sent you a sample project that should get you started. I put it together for last year’s DITA North America presentation. -Wayne

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I've been following the instructions for using the glossary elements https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/21.1/ug-editor/topics/dita-creating-glossary.html This all works perfectly for HTML output.

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