Content view in Map Editor
In the Content view, you have access to a Map Editor that integrates IXIA CCMS Web with Oxygen Web Author, which is a web-based editor.
The Oxygen Web Author toolbar in the Content view has more options for editing maps than in Structure view. The following are some of the actions you can take while in the Content view:
- View a map's table of contents while in a topic and use it to go to the link for a listed topic
- Add comments to a map
- Create new topics and add them
- Promote and demote topics
- Search for and add existing topics
- Track changes on a map
Item |
Name |
Function |
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1 |
Outline of map objects |
Provide quick view, similar to a table of contents, that expands or collapses for parent and child relationships |
2 |
Breadcrumb path |
Provide object title and any related context |
3 |
Oxygen Web Author toolbar |
Provide common editing features and functions during content development |
4 |
Main Editing area |
Support writers with access to content development |
5 |
Toggle to switch editors |
Allows users to switch between the Content view and Structure view |
6 |
Side Panel |
Access to different useful panels, according to the context Tip:
You can click on any of the panels to access or hide the related content.
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7 |
Action buttons |
Access to all currently allowed actions for the object |
8 |
More options menu |
Provide access to additional allowed actions for the object |
In Content view, there are two modes for seeing maps: the topic content and the topic structure with references.
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View Topic Content mode includes content and elements within the organizational structure of the map. Use this mode to access document content contained within that topic.
Note: If you have a topic checked out for editing, the Content view displays the current content in the checked-out version. You might need to refresh the page to see updates you make in the topic. -
View Topic References mode includes only the titles of objects in the map. Use this mode to more easily see and edit the structure of a map.