XML Author
Oxygen XML Author 20.0 User Guide
  • Getting Started
  • Working with Documents
  • Editing Specific Document Types
  • Publishing
  • DITA Authoring
Index
  1. Home
  2. Glossary
  3. Plugin
  • Introduction

    Welcome to the User Manual of Oxygen XML Author 20.0

  • Getting Started

    Information and resources to help you get started using Oxygen XML Author as quickly as possible

  • Installation

    The requirements and installation instructions for each platform

  • Configuration

    Description of all of the options that allow you to configure Oxygen XML Author

  • Perspectives

    The Editor and Database perspectives

  • Editing Modes

    The Text, Grid, and Author editing modes

  • Working with Documents

    General information about working with any type of document in Oxygen

  • Editing Specific Document Types

    Details about the specific types of supported documents and their unique editing features

  • Built-in XML Frameworks

    The built-in frameworks that are supported in Oxygen XML Author

  • Publishing

    Details about transformation scenarios and customizing various types of output

  • Working with XPath Expressions

    Information about using XPath Expressions in Oxygen XML Author

  • Working with Archives

    Describes how to use the Archive Browser to work with various type of archives

  • Databases and SharePoint

    Connecting to supported databases and integrating Oxygen XML Author with SharePoint

  • Importing Data

    How to import data from various external sources into XML documents

  • Author Mode Customization

    Tutorials and details about customizing the visual Author editing mode

  • Using the Oxygen XML SDK

    Information about extending Oxygen XML Author using the SDK

  • Add-ons

    Information about extending Oxygen XML Author with default add-ons

  • Tools

    Specifics about the various tools that are included in Oxygen XML Author

  • Common Problems

    A compilation of common problems and their solutions

  • DITA Authoring

    A guide to help content authors who create and publish DITA content

  • Glossary
    • Active Cell
    • Alternate CSS Style
    • Anchor
    • Apache Ant
    • Block Element
    • Bookmap
    • Callout
    • Canonicalize
    • Content Completion Assistant
    • Dockable
    • Document Fragment
    • Document Type Association
    • DITA Map
    • DITA Open Toolkit
    • DITA-OT-DIR
    • Foldable Element
    • Framework
    • Global Options
    • IDML
    • Inline Element
    • Java Archive
    • Key Space
    • Keystore
    • Main CSS Style
    • Master File
    • Named User
    • Perspective
    • Plugin
    • Pretty-Print
    • Project Options
    • QName
    • Quick Assist
    • Quick Fix
    • Root Map
    • Space-Preserved Element
    • Subject Scheme Map
    • Track Changes
    • WebHelp Output Directory
    • Working Set
    • XML Catalog
  • Copyright

    Legal information

Plugin

A plugin (also referred to as add-on or extension) is a component that adds specific features to an existing application. Oxygen XML Author supports plugins to enable numerous customizations.
For more information, see the following topics:
  • Installing and Updating Add-ons
  • Automatic and Manual Methods for Installing Plugins
  • Packing and Deploying Plugins or Frameworks as Add-ons
  • Add-ons Preferences
  • Extending Oxygen XML Author with Plugins
  • General Configuration of an Oxygen XML Author Plugin