# DITA Best Practices : oXygen Views

Created by Todd Stupnik, last modified on Dec 12, 2014

This article provides a high-level overview of the more common Views you will use when authoring:

- Project view - Enables the definition of projects and logical management of the documents they contain.
- Attributes view - Presents all possible attributes of the current element
- Transformation Scenarios view - Displays a list with all currently configured transformation scenarios.
- DITA Maps Manager view - Presents a DITA Map in a simplified table-of-contents manner.

### Other views

- Outline view - It provides an XML document overview and offers functions such as modifications follow-up, document structure change, document tag selection, elements filtering.
- Model view - Presents the current edited element structure model and additional documentation as defined in the schema.
- Results view - Displays result messages obtained by performing user operations like search (the results of the Find All action applied to the current file or the results of a find action applied on a set of files), validation, transformation and spell check. The following actions are available in a vertical toolbar on the right side of the view:
  - Grouping options - allows you to choose grouping criteria, which reflects into a flat or tree-like presentation of the results. To display the results in a flat layout, you can either uncheck all selected criteria or press the Ungroup all button. All these actions are also available in the table header contextual menu.
  - Remove selected - removes the currently selected messages from the list.
  - Remove all - clears the message list.
  A contextual menu available on the table grid allows you to:
  - Navigate to previous and next message. As alternative, you can use the default shortcut keys: Ctrl (Meta on Mac OS) + Shift + ] for navigating to the next and Ctrl (Meta on Mac OS) + Shift +[ for navigating to the previous message.
  - Print the results or save them either in text or XML format.
  - Expand or collapse all displayed items (with the shortcuts Alt + Shift + PageUp for the Expand All action and Alt + Shift + PageDown for the Collapse All action).
  - Restore default grouping criteria and table column widths.
  Elements view - Presents a list of all defined elements that you can insert at the current caret position according to the document's schema.
- Entities view - Displays a list with all entities declared in the current document as well as built-in ones.