WebHelp Responsive Transformation Parameters

In addition to the common DITA-OT transformation parameters and the HTML-based Output Parameters, there are numerous other supported parameters that are specific to the WebHelp Responsive output.

Publishing Template Parameters

webhelp.publishing.template: Specifies the path to the ZIP archive (or root folder) that contains your custom WebHelp Responsive template.
Note: The built-in templates are stored in the DITA-OT-DIR/plugins/com.oxygenxml.webhelp.responsive/templates folder.

Note: Relative paths are resolved based on the current working directory.
webhelp.publishing.template.descriptor: Specifies the name of the descriptor to be loaded from the WebHelp Responsive template package. If it is not specified, the first encountered descriptor will be automatically loaded.

Custom Resource Parameters

webhelp.custom.resources: The file path to a directory that contains resources files. All files from this directory will be copied to the root of the WebHelp output.
webhelp.favicon: The file path that points to an image to be used as a favicon in the WebHelp output.
webhelp.logo.image.target.url: Specifies a target URL that is set on the logo image. When you click the logo image, you will be redirected to this address.
webhelp.logo.image.target.url.new.tab: Specifies if the URL of the link that is set on the logo image will be opened in a new tab.
webhelp.logo.image: Specifies a path to an image displayed as a logo in the left side of the output header.
webhelp.logo.image.alt: Specifies a value that will be set in the @alt attribute of the logo image. If the parameter is not specified, the @alt attribute will contain the publication title. Note that this parameter makes sense only in conjunction with the webhelp.logo.image parameter.

Oxygen Feedback Parameter

webhelp.fragment.feedback: You can integrate Oxygen Feedback with your WebHelp Responsive output to provide a comments area at the bottom of each page where readers can offer feedback. When you create an Oxygen Feedback site configuration, an HTML fragment is generated during the final step of the creation process and that fragment should be set as the value for this parameter.

Context Sensitive Help Parameter

webhelp.csh.disable.topicID.fallback: Specifies whether or not topic ID fallbacks are enabled when computing the mapping of context sensitive help and resourceid information is not available. Possible values are false (default) and true.

HTML Fragment Extension Parameters

webhelp.enable.html.fragments.cleanup: Enables or disables the automatic conversion of HTML fragments to well-formed XML. If set to true (default), the transformation automatically converts non-well-formed HTML content to a well-formed XML equivalent. If set to false, the transformation will fail if at least one HTML fragment is not well-formed.
webhelp.enable.scroll.to.search.term: Specifies whether or not the page should scroll to the first search term when opening the search results page. Possible values are no (default) and true.
webhelp.fragment.after.body: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the body in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.body.main.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the body in the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.body.search.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the body in the search results page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.body.terms.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the body in the index terms page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.body.topic.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the body in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.feedback: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the Oxygen Feedback commenting component in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.header: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the header section in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.header.main.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the header section in the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.header.search.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the header section in the search results page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.header.terms.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the header section in the index terms page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.header.topic.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the header section in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.logo_and_title: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the logo and title in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.main.content.area: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the main content section in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.main.content.area.main.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the main content section in the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.main.content.area.topic.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the main content section in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.main.page.search (deprecated): This parameter is deprecated. Use webhelp.fragment.after.search.input.main.page instead.
webhelp.fragment.after.publication.toc: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the publication's table of contents component in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.search.input: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the search field in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.search.input.main.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the search field in all the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.search.input.search.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the search field in all the search results page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.search.input.terms.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the search field in all the index terms page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.search.input.topic.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the search field in all the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.toc_or_tiles: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the table of contents or tiles in the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.top_menu: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the top menu in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.topic.breadcrumb: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the breadcrumb component in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.topic.content: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the topic's content in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.topic.toc: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the topic's table of contents component in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.after.topic.toolbar: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment after the toolbar buttons above the topic content in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.body: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the page body in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.body.main.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the page body in the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.body.search.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the page body in the search results page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.body.terms.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the page body in the index terms page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.body.topic.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the page body in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.feedback: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the Oxygen Feedback commenting component in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.logo_and_title: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the logo and title. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.main.content.area: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the main content section in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.main.content.area.main.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the main content section in the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.main.content.area.search.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the main content section in the search results page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.main.content.area.terms.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the main content section in the index terms page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.main.content.area.topic.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the main content section in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.main.page.search (deprecated): This parameter is deprecated. Use webhelp.fragment.before.search.input.main.page instead.
webhelp.fragment.before.publication.toc: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the publication's table of contents component in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.search.input: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the search field in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.search.input.main.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the search field in the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.search.input.search.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the search field in the search results page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.search.input.terms.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the search field in the index terms page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.search.input.topic.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the search field in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.toc_or_tiles: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the table of contents or tiles in the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.top_menu: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the top menu in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.topic.breadcrumb: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the breadcrumb component in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.topic.content: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the topic's content in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.topic.toc: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the topic's table of contents component in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.before.topic.toolbar: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment before the toolbar buttons above the topic content in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.custom.search.engine.results: This parameter can be used to replace the search results area with custom XHTML content. The value of the parameter is the path to an XHTML file that contains your custom content.
webhelp.fragment.custom.search.engine.script: This parameter can be used to replace WebHelp's built-in search engine with your own custom search engine. The value of the parameter is the path to an XHTML file that contains the scripts required for your custom search engine to run.
webhelp.fragment.footer: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment as the page footer in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
Important: This parameter should only be used if you are using a valid, purchased license of Oxygen XML Author Eclipse plugin (do not use it with a trial license).
webhelp.fragment.head: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment in the header section in all types of pages. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.head.main.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment in the header section in the main page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.head.search.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment in the header section in the search results page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.head.terms.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment in the header section in the index terms page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.head.topic.page: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment in the header section in the topic page. The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.
webhelp.fragment.welcome: This parameter can be used to display a given XHTML fragment as a welcome message (or title). The value of the parameter can be either a well-formed XHTML fragment or a path to a file that contains a well-formed XHTML fragment.

Note: All the XHTML fragments can contain WebHelp Responsive Macros.

Output Component Parameters

webhelp.default.collection.type.sequence

Specifies if the sequence value will be used by default when the @collection-type attribute is not specified. This option is helpful if you want to have Next and Previous navigational buttons generated for all HTML pages. Allowed values are no (default) and yes.

webhelp.enable.sticky.header

Controls whether or not the header section will remain sticky in the output. Possible values are yes (default) or no.

webhelp.enable.sticky.publication.toc

Controls whether or not the publication table of contents will remain sticky in the output. Possible values are yes (default) or no.

webhelp.enable.sticky.table.headers

Controls whether or not table headers will remain sticky in the output when the tables are taller than the viewport height. Possible values are yes or no (default).

webhelp.enable.sticky.topic.toc

Controls whether or not the topic table of contents will remain sticky in the output. Possible values are yes (default) or no.

webhelp.figure.title.placement

Controls the placement of the title for figures (relative to the image). Possible values include top (default) and bottom.

webhelp.full.page.width

Determines whether or not the content should use the entire page space. This is most beneficial for large displays such as 4K. Possible values are no (default) or yes.

webhelp.labels.generation.mode

Controls whether or not labels are generated in the output. These labels are useful because users can easily search for topics with the same label by simply clicking on the label presented in the output. Possible values are:

keywords-label - Generates labels for each defined <keyword> element that has the @outputclass attribute value set to label.
keywords - Generates labels for each defined <keyword> element. If the topic contains <keyword> elements with the @outputclass attribute value set to label, then only these elements will have labels generated for them in the output.
disable - Disables the generation of labels in the Webhelp Responsive output.

webhelp.merge.nested.topics.related.links

Specifies if the related links from nested topics will be merged with the links in the parent topic. Thus the links will be moved from the topic content to the related links component and all of the links from the same group (for example, Related Tasks, Related References, Related Information) are merged into a single group. The default value is yes.

webhelp.publication.toc.hide.chunked.topics

Specifies if the table of contents will contain links for chunked topics. The default value is yes.

webhelp.publication.toc.links

Specifies which links will be included in the table of contents. The possible values are:

chapter (default) - The TOC will include links for the current topic, its children, its siblings, and its direct ancestor (including the direct ancestor's siblings), and the parent chapter.
topic - The TOC will only include links for the current topic and its direct children.
all - The TOC will include all links.

webhelp.publication.toc.tooltip.position

By default, if a topic contains a <shortdesc> element, its content is displayed in a tooltip when the user hovers over its link in the table of contents. This parameter controls whether or not this tooltip is displayed and its position relative to the link. The possible values are:

left
right (default)
top
bottom
hidden - The tooltip will not be displayed.

webhelp.rellinks.group.mode

Specifies the related links grouping mode. All links can be grouped into a single "Related Information" heading or links can be grouped by their target type (topic, task, or concept). Allowed values: single-group (default) or group-by-type.

webhelp.show.breadcrumb

Specifies if the breadcrumb component will be presented in the output. The default value is yes.

webhelp.show.changes.and.comments

When set to yes, user comments, replies to comments, and tracked changes are published in the WebHelp output. The default value is no.

webhelp.show.child.links

Specifies if child links will be generated in the output for all topics that have subtopics. The default value is no.

webhelp.show.full.size.image

Specifies if responsive images that are displayed with a smaller dimension than their original size can be clicked to see an enlarged version of the image. The default value is yes.

webhelp.show.indexterms.link

Specifies if an icon that links to the index terms page will be displayed in the output. The default value is yes (meaning the index terms icon is displayed). If set to false, the index terms icon is not displayed in the output and the index terms page is not generated.

webhelp.enable.dark.mode

Specifies if the dark mode is enabled in the output. The default value is no (no theme menu is displayed). If set to yes, a drop-down menu will appear, and the output will reflect either the browser's settings or the user's preference.

webhelp.show.main.page.tiles

Specifies if the tiles component will be presented in the main page of the output. For a tree style layout, this parameter should be set to no.

webhelp.show.main.page.toc

Specifies if the table of contents will be presented in the main page of the output. The default value is yes.

webhelp.show.expand.collapse.sections

Specifies if links to collapse sections will be presented within each topic in the output. Collapsing sections will collapse all collapsible elements (nested topics with titles, sections with titles, or tables with titles). The default value is yes.

webhelp.show.navigation.links

Specifies if navigation links will be presented in the output. The default value is yes.

webhelp.show.print.link

Specifies if a print link or icon will be presented within each topic in the output. The default value is yes.

webhelp.show.publication.toc

Specifies if a table of contents will be presented on the left side of each topic in the output. The default value is yes.

webhelp.show.topic.toc

Specifies if a topic table of contents will be presented on the right side of each topic in the output. This table of contents contains links to each <section> within the current topic that contains an @id attribute and the section corresponding to the current scroll position is highlighted. The default value is yes.

webhelp.show.top.menu

Specifies if a menu will be presented at the topic of the main page in the output. The default value is yes.

webhelp.skip.main.page.generation

If set to true, the default main page is not generated in the output. The default value is false.

webhelp.table.title.placement

Controls the placement of the title for tables. Possible values include top (default) and bottom.

webhelp.top.menu.activated.on.click

When this parameter is activated (set to yes), clicking an item in the top menu will expand the submenu (if available). You can then click on a submenu item to open the item (topic). You can click outside the menu or press ESC to hide the menu. When set to no (default), hovering over a menu item displays the menu content.

webhelp.top.menu.depth

Specifies the maximum depth level of the topics that will be included in the top menu. The default value is 3. A value of 0 means that the menu has unlimited depth.

webhelp.topic.collapsible.elements.initial.state: Specifies the initial state of collapsible elements (nested topics with titles, sections with titles, tables with titles or index term groups). The possible values are collapsed or expanded (default value).

Search-Related Parameters

webhelp.enable.search.autocomplete: Specifies if the Autocomplete feature is enabled in the WebHelp search text field. The default value is yes.
webhelp.google.search.results: A file path that specifies the location of a well-formed XHTML file containing the Google Custom Search Engine element gcse:searchresults-only. You can use all supported attributes for this element. It is recommended to set the @linkTarget attribute to frm for frameless (iframe) version of WebHelp or to contentWin for the frameset version of WebHelp. The default value for this attribute is _blank and the search results will be loaded in a new window. If this parameter is not specified, the following code will be used <gcse:searchresults-only linkTarget="frm"></gcse:searchresults-only>.
webhelp.google.search.script: A file path that specifies the location of a well-formed XHTML file containing the Custom Search Engine script from Google.
webhelp.search.default.operator: Makes it possible to change the default operator for the search engine. Possible values are and, or (default). If set to and while the search query is WORD1 WORD2, the search engine only returns results for topics that contain both WORD1 and WORD2. If set to or and the search query is WORD1 WORD2, the search engine returns results for topics that contain either WORD1 or WORD2.
webhelp.search.enable.pagination: Specifies whether or not search results will be displayed on multiple pages. Allowed values are yes or no.
webhelp.search.index.elements.to.exclude: Specifies a list of HTML elements that will not be indexed by the search engine. The value of the @class attribute can be used to exclude specific HTML elements from indexing. For example, the div.not-indexed value will not index all <div> elements that have a @class attribute with the value of not-indexed. Use a comma separator to specify more than one element.
webhelp.search.japanese.dictionary: The file path of the dictionary that will be used by the Kuromoji morphological engine for indexing Japanese content in the WebHelp pages. The encoding for the dictionary must be UTF8.
webhelp.search.page.numberOfItems: Specifies the number of search results items displayed on each page. This parameter is only used when the webhelp.search.enable.pagination parameter is enabled.
webhelp.search.ranking: If this parameter is set to false then the 5-star rating mechanism is no longer included in the search results that are displayed on the Search tab (default setting is true).
webhelp.search.stop.words.exclude: Specifies a list of words that will be excluded from the default list of stop words that are filtered out before the search processing. Use comma separators to specify more than one word (for example: if,for,is).
webhelp.search.stop.words.include: Specifies a list of words that will be ignored by the search engine. Use a comma separator to specify more than one word.
webhelp.sitemap.base.url: Base URL for all the <loc> elements in the generated sitemap.xml file. If this parameter is specified, the loc element will contain the value of this parameter plus the relative path to the page. If this parameter is not specified, the loc element will only contain the relative path of the page (the relative file path from the @href attribute of a <topicref> element from the DITA map, appended to this base URL value).
webhelp.sitemap.change.frequency: The value of the <changefreq> element in the generated sitemap.xml file. The <changefreq> element is optional in sitemap.xml. If you leave this parameter set to its default empty value, then the <changefreq> element is not added in sitemap.xml. Allowed values: <empty string> (default), always, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, never.
webhelp.sitemap.priority: The value of the <priority> element in the generated sitemap.xml file. It can be set to any fractional number between 0.0 (least important priority) and 1.0 (most important priority). For example, 0.3, 0.5, or 0.8. The <priority> element is optional in sitemap.xml. If you leave this parameter set to its default empty value, then the <priority> element is not added in sitemap.xml.

Publishing Speedup Parameters

parallel: A common parameter with other transformation types. When set to true (default value is false), the publishing pre-processing stages are run in parallel slightly improving the publishing time.

store-type: A common parameter with other transformation types. When set to memory, the processing stages use internal memory to store temporarily processed documents, thus decreasing the publishing time but slightly increasing the amount of internal memory used for the process. When publishing on Windows, setting this parameter can decrease the publishing times by about one-third.

Note: The fix.external.refs.com.oxygenxml parameter is not supported when running the transformation from a command line. This parameter is normally used to specify whether or not the application tries to fix such references in a temporary files folder before the DITA Open Toolkit is invoked on the fixed references.

Parameters for Adding a Link to PDF Documentation in WebHelp Responsive Output

The following transformation parameters can be used to generate a PDF link component in the WebHelp Responsive output (for example, it could link to the PDF equivalent of the documentation):

webhelp.pdf.link.url: Specifies the target URL for the PDF link component.
webhelp.pdf.link.text: Specifies the text for the PDF link component.
webhelp.pdf.link.icon.path: Specifies the path or URL of the image icon to be used for the PDF link component. If not specified, a default icon is used.
webhelp.pdf.link.anchor.enabled: Specifies whether or not the current topic ID should be appended as the name destination at the end of the PDF link. Allowed values are: yes (default) and no.
webhelp.show.pdf.link: Specifies whether or not the PDF link component is shown in the WebHelp Responsive output. Allowed values are: yes (default) and no.