Hi all, What would be the right tagging for a keboard stroke? Should I use ? Example:

Press Ctrl+L.

However, my

Hi Ben, @print attribute is only to indicate whether a topicref or map is to be included in printed output and thus only has a value of yes or no. There are

On Mon, 08 Apr 2013 11:56:44 -0400, Kristen James Eberlein ... I see. According to the spec, select-atts are indeed valid on topic (and map) root elements.

You can use PNG files for flagging in the DITA-OT PDF transformation. (I just tested it.) Yves' difficulty is that he is trying to flag on the root element of

From experience, the OT supports .PNG file for HTML output; I can't say with certainty that .PNG works in PDF, but correcting the ditaval file should allow you

... Invalid. has no @img attribute. If it works in the OT, *that* is a bug; it shouldn't. ... Correct. This is the usage documented in the 1.1 and

Hi, Yves. Using DITA-OT 1.7, the syntax specified in the DITA 1.2 spec works correctly to include a "flagging" image in both XHTML and PDF output. Here is the

The simplest method would be to create two maps and pass the ISBN# variable from the map. I do something similar with printing dates, software versions, and

The DITA for Publishers vocabulary includes the @d4p_renditionTarget attribute specialization, which is intended for specifying this type of output-specific

Hi Kristen I've tested your DITAVAL statement and it doesn't seem to work. In my DITA topic, I have: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

Our textbooks are published in epub eb pdf format. These formats have a different ISBN. On this moment the variable ISBN is conditional processed through the

Toshihiko-san, If you are simply looking for a mechanism to get the logo from the CCMS, how about constructing a topic for each bookmap that contains the

Hi, Joe. I went looking through DITA TC records and we decided on 7 June 2011 to correct the wording in the spec, removing the suggestion that the general task

Thank you for your suggestion. However did not work well for me! [Authoring] company_logo ...

Take a look at the DITAVAL topics in the DITA 1.2 spec. Your DITAVAl statement is not properly constructed; according to the content model, the element

Try referencing the image in the imageref attribute of the elements startflag or endflag Ben

Hi Aliza Thank you for your quick reply. oXygen 14.2 used version 1.6 of the DITA-OT. This is what I have in my the output folders: - /out/pdf: I

Hi, Yves, What results are you seeing the pdf? are you getting a missing image square? If you are, try copying the png file to the same directory as topic.fo.

Hi group I'm using oXygen XML Editor 14.2 and ditaval flagging does not seem to work in my PDF output. It does work in the HTML output though, and I'm using

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