Is there still a problem with the wintitle element? With v4.3.1.390, if you try to insert a wintitle, the key reference dialog box opens up and you have select one of your key references. The only way to insert a wintitle is to type it manually in the source code view. This seems to have been true s...

The Find and Replace feature from within the XML Editor lets you select a specific folder to search. I've tested it a few times and it seems to work well. (Find and Replace is in the bottom left of your screen, below the other icons. You may have to expand out the left panel to see it.)

Key references and conrefs work in both DITA-OT and Native PDF Publishing. I haven't tried conkeyrefs yet. Variables (keydefs) work fine in both DITA-OT and Native PDF. DITA-OT has always supported use-by-reference footnotes, but I understand that v4.4 of AEM Guides has fixed that oversight in Nativ...

A nice feature would be a way to download an Excel file of a search results list. I see that I can download the actual files or save them to a Smart Collection, but a list would also be helpful.

So the act of moving the Document State from Draft > In Review > Approved > Done triggers the "dirty" mark? How do you release topics, then, if moving them to Done makes them look like changes have been made?

AEM Guides (UUID) 4.3.1.390 On-Prem Installation (Jan 15 2024)AEM 6.5.19 (Service Pack 19) On-Prem Installation (Jan 15 2024) When I view a closed or released topic, the Version display is showing the *, but when I open/checkout/lock the topic and click new version because I think the last saved ver...

I have also filed this request. According to Adobe's tech team, the use-by-reference footnote doesn't work yet in AEM Guides. They are supposed to be working on it.

New to v4.3.1.390:  Within the XML Editor, the editor no longer appears to be restricting element selection based on the cursor position. For example, my cursor was in the middle of a <plentry> element and should have only allowed me to insert a <pd> element in that specific position. Instead, most ...

Is there a way to see which topics in a map are "dirty" (when the last saved version doesn't match the last working version)? I looked all over the Map Dashboard and the various Manage options, but so far the only way I can see that is to open up each topic and look at the version number in the uppe...

I tried to move the meeting to either 8:15 or 8:30 am CST, but I'm not sure it let me make that change.