On 02/07/2012 10:21 PM, Douglas W Philips wrote: > > We're using DITAC version 2.1.0 (the latest one) to produce docx files. > We'd like to have the Index added to the table of contents and also > to the document map.
Understood. > I went looking at the DITA spec and it says that the indexlist > element can have a navtitle attribute for just this purpose! We didn't know that. > However, when I use a navtitle attribute on my indexlist, I no > longer get an index. I do not get an entry in the table of contents > either, but I do get an entry in the document map. It works like this just by luck. > I can use a second indexlist element to generate the index content, > but it is on a separate page from the named index (which has no > contents). > Please advise. > I checked on > http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/_distrib/doc/manual/webhelp/limitations.html#limitations > and it doesn't say if navtitle is supported or not. It's currently not possible to have TOC entries corresponding to the index, LOT, LOF and other frontmatter or backmatter material. This limitation is not documented because we were not aware that DITA allowed to do this. We'll reread the DITA spec and check what you are saying (navtitle means add it to the TOC). We'll try to implement this feature in the next release of ditac. But if this is too much work, then we'll document this as a limitation. --- PS: You are welcome to sponsor this feature if you want to make sure to have it. > > > P.S. our ditamap file ends with: (this is the mutant version with two > indexlist elements) > ... > <backmatter> > <booklist> > <indexlist navtitle="Feature Index"/> > <indexlist/> > </booklist> > </backmatter> > </bookmap> > -- XMLmind DITA Converter Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/ditac-support
