Oxygen XML Author plugin 13.2.0

Create a BookmapThe procedure for creating a bookmap is similar with that for creating a map.Author for DITA | 1131. Go to menu File > New or click on the New toolbar button.This action will open the New wizard.2. Select the DITA Map - Bookmap template.3. Click the OK button.A new tab with the new bookmap is added in the DITA Maps Manager view.4.Press theSave button on the toolbar of the DITA Maps Manager view.5. In the Save As dialog select a location and a file name for the map.Create a Subject SchemeThe procedure for creating a DITA subject scheme is similar with that for creating a map.1. Go to menu File > New or click on the New toolbar button.This action will open the New wizard.2. Select the DITA Map - Subject Scheme template.3. Click the OK button.A new tab with the new subject scheme document is added in the DITA Maps Manager view.4.Press theSave button on the toolbar of the DITA Maps Manager view.5. In the Save As dialog select a location and a file name for the map.Create Relationships Between TopicsThe DITA map offers the possibility of grouping different types of links between topics in a relationship table insteadof specifying the links of each topic in that topic.1. Open the DITA map file where you want to create the relationship table.Use the actionOpen that is available on the toolbar of the DITA Maps Manager view.2. Place the cursor at the location of the relationship table.3.Run the actionInsert a DITA reltable.The action is available on the Author toolbar, on the menu DITA > Table and on the Table submenu of the contextualmenu of the DITA map editor.This action displays the Insert Relationship Table dialog.4. Set the parameters of the relationship table that will be created: the number of rows, the number of columns, a tabletitle (optional), a table header (optional).5. Press OK in the Insert Table dialog.6. Set the type of the topics in the header of each column.7.The header of the table (the relheader element) already contains a relcolspec element for each table column.You should set the value of the attribute type of each relcolspec element to a value like concept, task, reference.When you click in the header cell of a column (that is a relcolspec element) you can see all the attributes of thatrelcolspec element including the type attribute in the Attributes view. You can edit the attribute type in thisview.Place the cursor in a table cell and run the actioncell.Insert Topic Reference for inserting a topic reference in thatThe action is available on the Author toolbar, on the menu DITA > Insert and on the Insert submenu of thecontextual menu.