Hi Chris, This looks like a bug to me. How about if you explicitly specify the topic ID when definining the "topic_2" key? <topicref href="topic_2.dita#topicID" keys="topic_2"/> Regards, Radu Radu Cor

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

#linking #PDF

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

#linking #PDF

Hi John, Our WebHelp feature which generates context ids used to link to topics looks at both the @id attribute of the topic and at the "resourceid" element. As topic IDs are required and need to be s

Hi John, Not sure if this answers your question but for example in the Oxygen WebHelp Responsive output we use the "resourceid" to gather such application IDs and redirect to the topics containing the

Hi, There are various properties in the CSS which control the page breaks if you are using CSS to produce PDF: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/23.0/ug-editor/topics/dcpp_page_breaking.html#dcpp

Hi Nicolas, So in the Oxygen Preferences->DITA page you set the DITA OT engine to point to your custom DITA OT folder, right? Not sure what the problem is, if you want further help maybe you can conta

#DITA-OT

Hi Nicolas, I agree the problem was in Oxygen not properly detecting libraries in external DITA OT plugins folders. If you get a chance to test the fix in Oxygen 23 please tell us if it works better o

#DITA-OT

Hi Jack, I also replied to you on Slack, about using the Java API to start the DITA OT: There is more information about making this work here: https://github.com/dita-ot/dita-ot/issues/3647 The “dost.

#HTML5

Hi Pierre, I also don't think there is a way to have the PDF interpret Javascript code inside SVG images. Maybe you can pre-process the SVG images at publishing time and convert the Javascript code to

Hi Balázs, You seemed to find a solution for your problem on stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65668373/hide-a-topic-from-pdf-output-at-xsl-level Do you have any problems with the sol

Hi Jay, Please see some answers below: Good question, right now our Oxygen Publishing Engine available on the web site is based on DITA OT 3.5.4. It has extra patches for: https://github.com/dita-ot/d

#keys #conref

Hi Christina, Maybe you can create a small sample DITA project exemplifying the problem and attach it to an email. The DITA OT bundled with Oxygen also comes with various small fixes made to the open

#keys #conref

Hello Wito, I'm glad this works for you now, I will correct the screenshot in the blog post. Regards, Radu Radu Coravu Oxygen XML Editor On 1/22/21 12:07, Wito Zoerkler wrote:

Hello Wito, You can see here examples of how the function is called, it needs to have a quoted literal as a parameter: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/23.0/ug-editor/topics/oxy-allows-child-ele

Hi Wito, Maybe this article on the Oxygen XML Blog will help: https://blog.oxygenxml.com/topics/custom-author-action-content-completion.html Regards, Radu Radu Coravu Oxygen XML Editor On 1/15/21 17:2

Hi Paul, I reproduced the problem on my side and added extra details on this issue: https://github.com/dita-ot/dita-ot/issues/3671 so for now "--store-type=memory" does not work with DITA OT 3.6 but m

#DITA-OT

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

#conditional-processing #reuse

Hi Paul, Just to make sure maybe you can post more details about the error, attach a part of the DITA OT console output for example which might show in what ANT build file or XSLT stylesheet the error

#DITA-OT

Hi, Adding below some links to past webinars about using CSS to style the WebHelp Responsive and PDF outputs obtained from DITA XML content in Oxygen. Creating Custom Publishing Templates for WebHelp