Released: Oct 20, 2015

Updates in this release

Updates in 17.1

• DITA 1.3 Support - Added support for the core DITA 1.3 features (such as key scopes and branch filtering, as well as many others).
• Scoped Keys Support - You can now establish key scopes and insert references to keys inside or outside key scopes.
• Branch Filtering Support - The DITA 1.3 branch filtering mechanism makes it possible to reuse the content of topics multiple times within the same map, each time using different filters.
• Support for Schematron Quick Fixes in Other Documents - Support has been added for executing Schematron Quick Fixes on documents other than the current one.
• Support for User Entries in Schematron Quick Fixes - Schematron Quick Fixes now supports the <sqf:user-entry> element. This allows you to ask the user to specify the values that will be used when the quick fix is applied.
• Define Refactoring Actions Using XSLT - You can now use XSLT stylesheets as an alternative to XQuery Update scripts to define custom operations.
• WebHelp Output - You can now integrate a Google Custom Search Engine, Google Analytics and social media widgets into your WebHelp output.
• CSS - Along with performance improvements the oXygen CSS rendering engine supports new properties such as outline and text-indent, new pseudo-classes such as focus-within and has as well as negative margins and indents.
• Support for XPath/XSLT 3.0 in Schematron Schemas - Schematron schemas now provide support for XSLT 3.0.
• GitHub Integration Plugin - The oXygen SDK includes a plugin that allows you to use the oXygen WebApp Component to edit files stored in a public or private GitHub repository.
• Support the Latest Operating Systems - oXygen has been tested and supports the latest operating systems, including Windows 10 and OS X El Capitan (10.11).
• Enhanced Support for XLIFF 2.0 Documents - Support for XLIFF 2.0 documents has been enhanced with the ability to validate them using schema modules.
• Enhanced Validation Support for XSL-FO - The focheck framework developed by Antenna House is now bundled with oXygen.