Topic Editor integration with Oxygen Web Author

Topic Editor integrates Oxygen Web Author, which is a web-based editor, with IXIA CCMS Web.

Topic Editor allows you to make changes to the contents of a topic.

Note: Topics all have a context map, which is used for resolving keys. Before editing a topic in Topic Editor, confirm it has a context map. Without a context map, important content could be missing from the topic.

Each of the areas within Topic Editor have distinct functions.

Identify and choose the context of your content
Author, update, or edit your content
Get information on a specific object within your map
Use the check in function to submit your work to the repository

Number	Name	Description
1	Breadcrumb path	Provides topic title and any related context
2	Oxygen Web Author toolbar	Supports common authoring and editing features and functions
3	Main Editing area	Allows content additions and edits
4	Action buttons	Access to all currently allowed actions for the topic
5	Character picker	Access to various special characters and symbols for use in content
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. Details panel: Provides additional information for the topic such as status, assignees, and last check in date Taxonomy Terms panel: Provides the taxonomy terms currently applied to the topic Spell Checker panel: Provides spelling suggestions for all spelling errors in the topic or all topics within the map Review panel: Displays all the comments and annotations in the topic Attributes panel: Displays related attributes and values for elements in topic Validation panel: Displays status of document validity and any errors related to items such as keyword and cross references.
7	Tag display pop-up menu	Provides access to related methods of displaying none, some, or all tags and attributes
8	Element nesting	Identifies location within nest of elements
9	Review comment highlight	Highlights location in content for related user's annotation or comment