Hi Alin, We've been using Schematron for regular-expression writing style checks. I tried the new Terminology Checker today, with our checks converted to its format. It worked great! It was really nic

#Oxygen

Hi Eliot, I'm not as fluent in the spec and its terminology as you are. I thought "navigation" titles were an override specifically for the link lists displayed by HTML-based output, so that if a topi

Thank you Alin! I have shared this resource with my group. - Chris

#Oxygen

Hi Eliot, Oh wow, those grammars would have been super useful for validating the output of my RelaxNG specialization-plugin creator utility! https://github.com/chrispy-snps/DITA-plugin-utilities/ I re

Hi Ben, We use the DITA-OT project file only as a declaration of the top-level maps and their relevant DITAVAL conditions (if applicable). We do not use any of the <publication> or <deliverable> stuff

Hi Rodolfo, That's an interesting question. I don't see this grammar schema defined anywhere in the DITA-OT distribution or the DITA-OT source repo either. I do see a draft proposal for the grammar sc

It's great to hear how other companies are using DITA+Git! Thanks to everyone that shared detailed writeups. We are also using Git for our documentation, and it works well. We have three Git repos tha

Hi George, For PDFs, we use Syncro Soft's PDF Chemistry. It provides CSS-based configuration of PDF output. We find it easy to customize PDFs exactly how we want them. It is included "for free" with O

SImple text-string keys are defined using the following <keydef> element structure: <keydef keys="product-name"> <topicmeta> <keywords> <keyword>Thing-O-Matic</keyword> </keywords> </topicmeta> </keyd

Hi Antony, We face a similar chicken-and-egg issue with our DITA-OT project file. We use it as a "main file" in Oxygen, but it is often not kept up to date as books are added, removed, or renamed. Her

#DITA-OT

Hi terrymon2007, I don't know Java at all, but I would like to know more about what you're trying to do. Where does the list of ditamap files come from? What problem does having the project file solve

#DITA-OT

Hi Eliot, That is a kind offer, thank you! The more I think about this <meta> approach, the less I like it. I don't think there's an obvious mapping of appname/appid attribute pairs to <meta> elements

#DITA-OT

Hi Dave, I got some details from DITA-OT issue 2630. I created a test topic with <prolog> <resourceid appid="topic_id" appname="topic_name"/> </prolog> The Dublin Core plugin for HTML5 does not do any

#DITA-OT

Hi Dave, Can you give a DITA example of a <resourceid> element that you have, and also an HTML example of what you'd like it to look like? (Or does it not matter, as long as it's there somehow?) - Chr

#DITA-OT

Hi Nick, We get this "Reload stale job configuration reference" message intermittently too. In our case, the message occurs because have a plugin that removes <draftintro> topics from the .jobs.xml fi

Hi Eliot, Agreed, this feature is super convenient! And it removes another barrier to organizing keys and content nicely into submaps. We did notice a a bug in 23.x versions where submaps (but not the

#conref

Hi everyone, I created a perl script to automate @href-to-@keyref conversion for cross-references between topics: https://github.com/chrispy-snps/DITA-convert-hrefs-to-keyrefs Your map must already ha

#conref

Hi Eliot, I'm curious - how are you getting more topics in your output than exist in your map? Let's say I have bookA that references bookB as a peer map: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <?xml-

Hi Radu, This visualization is pretty cool! I appreciate the example graph so we could easily see what is produced without running all the steps. Our books have cross-deliverable links using peer maps

Hi everyone, I updated the plugin at https://github.com/chrispy-snps/DITA-mapref-topichead as follows: The implementation is significantly simpler. Map-level @keyscope and <ditavalref> properties are