Oxygen XML Author plugin 13.2.0

TemplatesThere is a default template for Targetset documents in the ${frameworks}/docbook/templates/Targetsetfolder. It is available when creating new documents from templates.• Docbook Targetset - Map - New Targetset Map.Predefined Document Types | 144The DITA Topics Document TypeThe Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) is an XML-based architecture for authoring, producing, anddelivering technical information. It divides content into small, self-contained topics that can be reused in differentdeliverables. The extensibility of DITA permits organizations to define specific information structures and still usestandard tools to work with them.A file is considered to be a DITA topic document when either of the following occurs:• the root element name is one of the following: concept, task, reference, dita, topic• PUBLIC ID of the document is one of the PUBLIC ID's for the elements above• the root element of the file has an attribute named DITAArchVersion attribute from the“http://dita.oasis-open.org/architecture/2005/” namespace. This enhanced case of matching is only applied when theEnable DTD processing option from the Document Type Detection option page is enabled.The default schema used for DITA topic documents is located in ${frameworks}/dita/dtd/ditabase.dtd,where ${frameworks} is a subdirectory of the Oxygen XML Author plugin install directory.The CSS file used for rendering DITA content in Author mode is ${frameworks}/dita/css/dita.css.The default XML catalog is ${frameworks}/dita/catalog.xml.Author ExtensionsThe specific actions for DITA topic documents are:•••Bold - Surrounds the selected text with a b tag.Italic - Surrounds the selected text with an i tag.Underline - Surrounds the selected text with a u tag.Note:Bold, Italic, and Underline are toggle actions.For all of the above actions, if there is no selection in the document, then a new specific tag is inserted. Theseactions are available in any document context.• Browse reference manual - Opens in your web browser of choice a reference to the documentation of the XMLelement closest to the caret position.• Cross Reference - Inserts an xref element with the value of attribute format set to dita. The target of the xrefis selected in a dialog which lists all the IDs available in a file selected by the user.