The Users interface now handles deactivating users in a more intuitive way.

• When no users are selected, the Deactivate button is not available.

• When both active and inactive users are selected, the Deactivate button is available but inactive because you can only deactivate active users. The button becomes active once you deselect inactive users.

When you try branching a file that contains broken links, for example, links to files in the Trash, you are now informed about that and prevented from branching the file. That is true for both merge and replace operations. What is more, when you click the notification, a list of affected files opens and you can fix the links right away! ✌

We addressed an issue that affected the appearance of images within reused elements - there would only be placeholder icons visible instead of whole images. That's no longer an issue and all the images are perfectly visible now. 😊

DITA gives you multiple clever ways of maintaining links to other topics. One of them is to use the related-links element. It enables you to add neatly organized sets of links at the end of a topic.

If you added a link to a DITABase topic in the related-links element, that link would be falsely reported as broken. We made sure to fix that. Now, links added in the related-links element to DITABase topics resolve to the first title in the DITABase topic and no longer cause false broken link warnings.

We added a feature that prevents you from removing a folder with files that are referenced outside of that folder. Previously, if you right-clicked a folder and selected Move to Trash, you would be able to proceed even if the files inside were linked by other files located outside that folder. That could have potentially caused a situation when you would move files to Trash and remain unaware that you created broken links in a document.

We changed that behavior and now you are:

• warned that files are referenced

• provided with a list of referenced files

• unable to move the folder to Trash till you remove the references or move the referenced files to a different folder

This is now the default behavior. You can request that we change it to allow moving folders and files to Trash even when they are referenced, however, we do not recommend going that route. Trust us.

If your file names tend to get long, you'll be happy to learn that we added a simple but useful enhancement 🛠️ to the Links tab. Now, when a file name is too long to be fully visible, you can hover over it to see the full file name.

When you localized a map, then went to the Locales tab and viewed the locale for that map, the Cache mode would show the translation correctly but after switching to the Translation Memory mode, the map showed as un-translated. Now, when you view the locale of a localized map, both the Cache and Translation Memory modes show the translation correctly.

We're on a roll! We fixed one more behavior in the Translation Memory mode in the Locales tab.

If all of the content had the current translation, the Translation Memory mode showed the content correctly for single topics. However, if you edited the source, the Cache mode worked correctly, while the Translation Mode would load indefinitely. We fixed that and now both modes work smoothly, no matter if your translation is current or needs an update. The elements that need to be translated will now show in source language for easy tracking. You can even translate the content on the spot in the Locales tab. 🎯

PDF Generator now supports a more advanced conditional processing option. In short, it now can filter in or out all content with an attribute set, no matter what value is set for that attribute. For example, you can exclude an entire audience attribute by setting <prop action="exclude" att="audience"/> in a DITAVAL file and PDF Generator will exclude all content with a value defined for the audience attribute. Neat, huh? 🤓