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Article #209Re: DITA - Multiple objects in anchored frame
From: Scott_Prentice
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 18:37
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 18:37
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Hi Maura... The short answer is .. you can't do that. DITA knows nothing about "frames" and only allows a single object to be referenced by an image element, so to remain in compliance with the DITA specification the content of a frame is tightly controlled by FM. There's nothing that you'll be able to do via read/write rules or EDD tricks to get FM to write out the data from multiple objects as a CGM .. this is overridden by the internal DITA plugin within Frame. You're correct that in theory FM could merge multiple graphics into a CGM, but this really wouldn't be a good way to operate since the text or other objects would no longer be editable. You can do this now using Illustrator or other applications that let you store the text and objects on separate layers, then save to a single file. Reference this single file in the image element in DITA. That said .. we are looking into supporting some subset of multiple graphic objects within a frame in DITA-FMx, and this feature may be available in an upcoming beta. <http://leximation.com/dita-fmx/> Cheers, ...scott Scott Prentice Leximation, Inc. www.leximation.com
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