Hi Mika, Excerpts from http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/changes.html ... * New output formats: XHTML 5, Web Help containing XHTML 5, EPUB 3. ... * The above new

Hi Mica, You're right, but the URI is generated during the build process. In my files i use BR, Alex

I get what you're saying about conrefs or conkeyrefs. But where exactly would you conref that into the task? prolog? Usually a recipe has a struture of Name

I think Shane means that if you invoke the OT from the command line using ant, you should be able to specify the line length as a command line option, rather

... I thought I was doing this by importing the XSL that included this new parameter value. However, when I view the log file, my step2_update.xsl file is

Usually, recipes have different combinations of ingredients, which is why I suggested conrefs. If each recipe has exactly the same ingredients, then I agree

I would make the ingredients a reference, and the prep at task. On Thu, Apr 4, 2013 at 8:55 AM, wildmountainspirit <

This may be silly and way off topic, but isn't the file syntax usually "file://some/path" and not "file:/some/path" ? -mica

Although I don't see documentation for it, the snippet you included suggests to me that you can pass a new value for LINELENGTH as a build parameter. Have you

I need some pointers on creating a plugin that extends the troff transtype. I want to change the < xsl:param name="LINELENGTH" >65< /xsl:param > in the

Actually, that is the conref= attribute (not ). Sorry. Haven't had my full allotment of coffee yet this morning. :)

I would put the ingredients in a separate file, and then use wherever they are needed in a recipe. As to whether to make each ingredient a separate

Hi. I am dealing with a project where there is a natural level for splitting into topics - this would map to a section in a printed book. It could make

Hi Kyle, Seeing that no one else responded, just wanted to give you a workaround which avoids DITA specialization: Subject Scheme Maps can be used for defining

Did you set the @chunk attribute in your ditamap? See http://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/v1.2/os/spec/archSpec/chunking.html

Problem solved! Instead of using nested topics, I just created separate topics and inserted child topicrefs in my ditamap. Setting @chunk="to-content" on the

Hi DITAdepts I had topics with sections, but now I need to make the section titles appear in the table of contents. I'm generating XHTML output with the

Hi Dave, Kris, Thank you very much for your help but till now it didn't solve my problem. According to the link Kris posted a value of 3 is the way to go for

Mica, Yes- I get the same syntax error. Rob

With a little extra XSL work, you could add those extended Media elements into PDF output with an FO processor that supports such things. With RenderX, static