How to
- How to hide content using XSL parameters
You can hide part of the content in large documents to speed up your editor - How to lookup values
Looking up values from external sources or the database that you are working with can be done through the use of a lookup editor. - How to use configuration to ensure a child element will not be wrapped in a paragraph.
A specific implementation use case that uses attributes of thenodeconfiguration element. - How to prevent structure changes
You can ensure that users can only edit specific parts of the document without changing schema and by using the API. - How to save XML
You can use the configuration to save XML changes to your web server. - How to use the API from XSL
Using the API to manipulate the XML can be a very nice way to do more with your XML. - How to use custom panels in SDL LiveContent Create
An introduction to the possibilities when using custom panels in your implementation. - How to use events
Using events from the API is a great way to get more control over the XML, and to assist users in an even better way. - How to use floating menus in your document
An explanation of how to insert menus/buttons into your document via XSL and JavaScript. - How to use mixed content
Using mixed content may cause problems unless you apply this attribute carefully. - How to use roles to guide editing behavior
An introduction to the how roles play a key part in your configuration. - How to use the DITA configuration files
Describes the reasoning for using and reviewing the built-in DITA configuration. - How to use transactions
Transactions are extremely useful for allowing you to build up more complex XML structures without having to worry about validity at all steps. Validation is only done at the end of the transaction.