Lief Erickson

Like the OP, I also would like to see speaker notes on the title slide for reveal.js. Rather than editing the HTML after the fact, I have done something like...

I ran into this issue yesterday with OT version 3.3.3.

@raducoravu posted a workaround on the dita-users list, which may be helpful for some until a fix is created. > A workaround for it seems to be the use of...

Oh, I completely agree, UI strings are not something that are immediately seen as documentation, and truth be told, they're not "documentation." But they're needed by the documentation. Getting engineers,...

Oh, no, I'm not suggesting that the docs are read cover to cover, but rather the documentation is queried, poked, prodded, and used as part of the buying cycle. It's...

A Google search for "content api" turns up several resources. I have not used any of these, but am familiar that such things exist. [Contentful](https://www.contentful.com/developers/docs/concepts/apis/) [Seabourne](http://www.seabourneinc.com/what-is-a-content-api/) [Programmableweb](https://www.programmableweb.com/category/content/apis?category=20149) seems to point...

Users ask for guides because the information architecture of the website is likely poor. Small data sets are easily served by a table of contents, such as this book. But...

I might suggest a new section of the book that discusses the pros and cons of PDF vs. (insert other format [probably HTML]). There might also be a separate but...

I said of _Wikipedia_ not a Wikipedia topic. Clearly, you see a difference in Wikipedia offering to build a PDF of a _topic_ on-the-fly versus someone preordaining what topics should...

For what it's worth, Wikipedia's [Book Creator](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Books) feature _is_ cool -- but PDF isn't a necessary output; it's optional. This kind of feature is what DocOps should be looking to...