In previous versions,
New plug-in extension points have been added allow configuring DITA-OT behaviour based on file extensions.
Both HTML and resource file extensions are used to determine if a file in source is copied to output.
New plug-in extension point has been added to allow declaring transtypes as print types.
Two modes have been added to integration process: lax and strict. In strict mode the processing will fail if any errors are encountered. In lax mode an error message may be thrown for an error and the integration process will try to run to the end, even if there are errors that were unrecoverable. The default mode is lax.
Encoding of the code reference target file can be set using the
Support for
Support for mirrored page layout has been added. The default is the unmirrored layout.
The
A new extension point has been added to add mappings to the PDF configuration catalog file.
Support for the following languages has been added:
PDF processing no longer copies images or generates XSL FO to output directory.
Instead, the temporary directory is used for all temporary files and source images are
read directly from source directory. The legacy processing model can be enabled by setting
Support for FrameMaker index syntax has been disabled by default. To enable FrameMaker
index syntax, set
A configuration option has been added to disable I18N font processing and use
stylesheet defined fonts. To disable I18N font processing, set
Support for the following languages has been added:
To allow access to configuration files, the
The
The
Support for mirrored page layout was added and the following XSLT configuration variables have been deprecated:
The following variables should be used instead to control page margins:
XSLT Parameters
A new shell stylesheet has been added for FOP and other shell stylesheets have also been revised. Plug-ins which have their own shell stylesheets for PDF processing should make sure all required stylesheets are imported.
Font family definitions in stylesheets have been changed from Sans, Serif, and Monospaced to sans-serif, serif, and monospace, respectively. The I18N font processing still uses the old logical names and aliases are used to map the new names to old ones.