Hi Nick, Interesting idea, probably with mermaid being a Javascript based solution, for HTML based outputs you need a bunch of Javascript libraries and to generate a certain HTML structure with a plug

Hi Chris, For example for the Oxygen XML Blog I put together a small Gradle script which downloads the Oxygen publishing engine (based on the DITA OT), injects a commercial license in it and then runs

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Hi Harald, All our add-ons are for the standalone Oxygen installation, not for the Eclipse plugin. I'm afraid we do not have enough resources to implement and maintain add-ons for both platforms. Rega

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Hello Chris, Nick, If the .job.xml is written on disk at a very short interval (maybe less than a second) after it has been read, it is possible that the timestamp remains the same, at least we've had

Hi Tim, The add-on just sends the text to translate to the web translators, there is no support in it for a glossary or terminology database. Regards, Radu Radu Coravu Oxygen XML Editor On 9/10/21 15:

Hi everyone, We updated the free Oxygen Translator Helper add-on to version 1.1.0 with additional support to use the DeepL translator for translating content. To install it you can use the Oxygen main

Hi Eliot, Right, I had the same experience with a diagram generated for the Oxygen user's manual (about 1200) topics. I'm not sure if the amount of nodes or the amount of links makes the library slow,

Hi Chris, With pleasure, indeed creating the small JSON data part of the file is quite easy, VisJs has lots of settings which can be switched as well but I have not played much with them. Regards, Rad

Hi everyone, About a week or two ago I experimented with taking a DITA Map and using the VisJS Javascript library to create a diagram containing nodes for each topic along with arrows showing which to

Hi, Indeed if John would have a specialized element based on "othermeta" named "deliveryPhase", the elementdef could match this element and provide particular values for its attribute value. We were i

Hi, It looks like this bug here: https://github.com/dita-ot/dita-ot/issues/3446 Maybe you can add a comment on it that you also want it resolved. Regards, Radu Radu Coravu Oxygen XML Editor On 8/16/21

Hi everyone, For those who want to explore the DITA 2.0 standard we created a free Oxygen XML Editor add-on containing a refactoring action that converts DITA 1.3 topics and maps to the DITA 2.0 stand

Hi Nick, Besides fixing up the problem in the original SVGs, probably you need an Ant task to copy the original SVGs to some temporary files folder, modify them there and with XSLT replace the referen

Hi Adam, Once you start using branch filtering, key scoping, you need to start using everywhere key references to refer to topics. So you need to define keys for your topics and in the reltable use on

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Hi Scott, Looks like an out of memory error, if you are using the DITA OT from the command line there is some documentation about this in the DITA OT docs: https://www.dita-ot.org/dev/topics/other-err

Hi Alan, Maybe you can take a look also at this older Oxygen forum thread: https://www.oxygenxml.com/forum/post61981.html Regards, Radu Radu Coravu Oxygen XML Editor

Hi everyone, We recently put together on GitHub a "DITA Startup Project" containing a set of DITA editing customizations and structure best practices useful for working on a DITA project with Oxygen X

Hi Ozana, Thanks for sharing this. The easiest approach I found to get DITA to Confluence was to produce a Word document from DITA and then import it in Confluence but probably a more specialized publ

Hi Pieterjan, Thanks for sharing your usecase. Regards, Radu Radu Coravu Oxygen XML Editor On 5/10/21 19:12, Pieterjan Vandenweghe wrote:

Hi Josh, Thanks for the details, any knowledge base tool (like Zendesk, Confluence) you are interested in particular? Or do you just want to have the flexibility to choose the delivery later on? Regar