BTW - I posted this question a few months ago but never got an answer that addressed the real problem.

I'm not sure if this has been addressed, but I am using DITA-OT 1.6.1 with oXygen 14.1. The scenario is this: I have a topic that is re-used in a map. The

The 1.5.4 documentation shows two properties for controlling related topic links in PDF output: foincluderellinks and fooutputrellinks.

Thanks, Tracy. No, adding that property to the integrator file didn't work :( Sounds like you think I should be able to override their parameter though. That's

Try adding this property statement to the target in your integrator.xml file: (Disclaimer: I'm working with the

Hello, Our CMS vendor is passing an ant parameter, disableRelatedLinks="no", to the build script, which is causing unwanted related links in our PDF documents.

Thanks for those tips too! :)

I think you should be able to do this by simply flagging the content. You'd set this up in your ditaval file. Something like:

Hi, I am customizing PDF output from DITA OT. I am trying to apply a green highlight to any element if the @status attribute is set to "new". Has anyone done

Sweet. I know the gulf between what I think XSL is doing and what it actually is doing can be maddening. If you can get a tool with XSLT debugging capability,

Severin, thank you so much for your explanation and suggestion. I tried

Webinar: Suite Labs: Adding a Watermark to your PDF Output Date: May 22, 2013, 2:00PM EDT This webinar will discuss: - how to include a watermark in your

On Mon, 20 May 2013 20:40:46 -0000, "Bryon Thomas" ... DITA supports image maps, so one possibility is to create one with a hotspot for each label that links

Having worked previously in the medical device field, I can tell you, if you have some requirement for safety labeling, just follow what your safety standards

One of the instances I'm referring to has a machine diagram with safety label callouts. All the preceding pages will have an image of the safety label with a

The products I work on don't have as many callouts as you do, but we still find it useful to just show the graphic in each topic. A topic with just callouts

In manuals I create for pdf, we have traditionally had a figure that has 20-30 callouts. The preceding pages will all give an explanation of the callouts one

Thanks for pointing me to DITA spec. Should have checked that before requesting the group?.

Hi Angelina, Given your map, $level would return 0 for topicA and topicB, and would return 1 for topicB1. You could add '+1' to the XPath statement like this.

Hello, I'm hoping to check my understanding. Can anyone tell me if the below template is supposed to apply to topic hierarchy?