Hi Stefan,
Thank you for your input and the userful links. I am climbing up the
learnign curve...
Regards,
Frank
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Am 04.01.2023 um 06:33 schrieb Stefan Jung:
Hi Frank,
Maybe you should not try to make Oxygen so FrameMaker-ish. I'm in a
similar transition phase and my "unstructured" FrameMaker writers get
used to the Oxygen way if working very fast.
I'd recommend using the keyboard more and the mouse less. You can
navigate with your arrow keys, also between elements. You can press
Enter, to insert an element. You do not need to move, for example,
after a step element to insert a new one. This is not necessary.
Oxygen is smart enough to determine where you probably want to insert
the element and Oxygen will not allow you to create invalid XML
structures in Author mode. Use ALT+Enter to edit attributes.
You don't need to place your caret between elements in outline view,
because it allows you to add elements after and element (here you
still think in FrameMaker UI).
Please read
https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/24.1/ug-editor/topics/text-navigate-document-content.html
and https://blog.oxygenxml.com/topics/general_tips_and_tricks.html and
https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/24.1/ug-editor/topics/common-shortcut-keys.html
BR
Stefan
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Frank Dissinger <frank.dissin...@cgs-oris.com
<http://frank.dissin...@cgs-oris.com>> hat am January 4, 2023 um 5:45
AM geschrieben:
Hi all,
This is my first posting to this list.
I am in the process of switching from FrameMaker V11 + DITA-FMx to
oXygen V25 as my DITA editing tool. I have been using oXyen for
quite a while as a transformation engine, but not as an editor. So
in this respect I am still at the bottom of the learning curve.
I'd like to set up the Author mode in a way which comes close to
what I was used in FrameMaker. I mainly worked in WYSIWYG view and
with the Structure View, Elements and Attributes windows.
I have spent some effort on making oXygen's "Print-ready" view for
the Editor window (in Author mode) look as WYSIWYG-ish as
possible, with custom CSS styles that give me visual clues to the
underlying XML structure. I then thought that I could use oXygen's
Outline view in a similar way as FM's Structure View, but I feel
quite lost in this window.
* It does not allow me to position the cursor between the elements
* It shows only a single attribute, not all attributes that are set
* It shows only the attribute value, not the name
* ...
I therefore find it hard to see the XML structure in the Outline
view and to place the cursor precisely when I want to insert new
elements.
So I thought maybe I could perhaps quickly toggle the
"Print-ready" style on and off to see the tags and better find the
correct cursor position. Can I create a keyboard shortcut for
doing this?
Thank you.
Regards,
Frank
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