That IE problem rings a bell. We spent a bit of time investigating the same thing (not sure whether the same element, but the same IE problem anyway). I think

I am learning to tweak my stylesheets for FOP output of a manual. I have a large set of images that will always have the following qualities: 2.75 in width 2.0

We have a print book source converted into D4P XML. The content in print is published as two separate volumes and as one single book containing both volumes.

Hey Joe, Those are the ones. After reading what you wrote, I think what I need to do is translate the original strings so that I have a clean copy to

Can you show your source? I think there must be an easier way to do what you're doing. Also, out of curiosity, what tools do you use to generate renderings of

Actually, I think I slightly misunderstood the use case here. I still think D4P Variables is the best solution (and the only option in DITA 1.2) but if the

We have mathml, and svg and png renderings of the math. We prefer to publish directly from mathml when possible, and prefer vector over raster. Since our

... The problem with what you're trying to do is that keys bind to topics, not to elements within topics. In DITA 1.2 keys are global, meaning that a given key

Hi Severin, Your explanation makes perfect sense and your suggestion worked beautifully. Thank you so much. Kind regards, Ang

Hi Mike, The problem with what you're suggesting is that the reference you're trying to make is not a complete address. The ph you're referencing is not

As you are talking about an authoring convenience, why not use a comment to specify the subject? I haven't found a reltable solution I'm satisfied with to keep

Cannot be done with DITA 1.2, period. Mike, if you tell people what it is that you want to accomplish, folks might be able to help you figure out a way to do

Cannot be done in DITA 1.2 using the Open Toolkit.

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Thanks for the info about Docutils. I've used ReStructered and it's a cool WYSIWYG text editor. And it seems that Docutils will process ReStructered files to

I am investigating reltables for our group, which includes some novice DITA users. Ideally, we would like everyone to be editing reltables as topic

By "addressed through the same key" I mean: * [ph id="ph1"] is in topic1.dita * [ph id="ph2"] is in topic2.dita I'd like to be able to keyref both through the

Mica is right, but to clarify further: a key can (in DITA 1.2) have only one value for any given deliverable. That value is defined by its "first" definition

Hi Matt, do you mean the localized static strings for note headings and so on? We don't touch the original ones. Ours are all kept with our customizations. Not

If my understanding is correct, keys are global in the document, so a keyref and its key can be defined anywhere in the map. ... topic1.dita and topic2.dita