Understanding and Configuring the FO Plug-in for Generating PDF Files: Part I (Beginner Level)
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- The document provides an overview of the FO plug-in for generating PDF files from DITA content in DITA-OT. It discusses the components involved in PDF generation including style sheets, XML files, and rendering engines. - It describes how to customize the FO plug-in by overriding or adding to existing XSLT templates and attribute sets. Customizations can be made by copying files to a customization directory or directly editing files. - Tips are provided for debugging customizations using intermediate XML files and utilizing features of XSL-FO rendering engines like Antenna House. Specialization support and backwards compatibility are also addressed.
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