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# 2026-03-12 14:19:05Z

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_**User (2026-03-12 14:19:05Z)**_

make all headings use the wkfs-blue color

_**User (2026-03-12 14:24:11Z)**_

that did not work. apply that only to the heading 1 styles

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_**Agent (copilot/gpt-5-mini)**_

I'll search the repo for heading-specific attribute-sets and title templates to apply color only to H1.

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_**User (2026-03-12 14:26:49Z)**_

Nothing seems to be affected by any changes to the code. Verify that you are using the correct files and that these files are setup correctly

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_**Agent (copilot/gpt-5-mini)**_

I'll search the workspace for where FO attrs are imported and check build properties to confirm which customization files DITA-OT uses.

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_**User (2026-03-12 14:33:17Z)**_

why should I copy those files? My customization folder is intended to suppliment those in the Oxygen XML Editor PDF transformation.

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_**Agent (copilot/gpt-5-mini)**_

Short answer: your edits didn't take effect because the PDF transformation used the customization copied into the temp build folder (C:\DITA\transforms\temp\keep_temp\Customization\OpenTopic), not the workspace Customization you edited. oXygen/DITA-OT copies whatever "customization directory" the transformation scenario is configured to use into that temp folder at build time, so editing a different folder has no effect.

How to fix (pick one):
- Make the transformation use your folder (recommended, permanent):
  1. Open oXygen → Configure Transformation Scenario(s) → select the PDF2/DITA-OT scenario → Edit.  
  2. In the scenario settings set the "Customization directory" (or "Customization" field) to:
     C:\DITA\WKFS_oXygen_Files\PDF-files\Customization
  3. Save and run the transformation. Also optionally delete the temp folder before running:
     ```powershell
     Remove-Item -Recurse -Force C:\DITA\transforms\temp\keep_temp\Customization
     ```
- Supplement the active customization (alternative):
  - Add your `fo/attrs/custom.xsl` and `common/vars/colors.xsl` into the customization the build actually uses (e.g., the OpenTopic customization under the temp or the source customization that generates it), then rebuild.
- Quick test (temporary): copy your edited files into the temp Customization path so the current build will pick them up (use the copy commands I gave earlier), then rebuild.

Which do you want me to do now — update the transformation scenario to use your customization, copy the two files into the active OpenTopic customization for a quick test, or show exact oXygen UI steps/screenshots?

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_**User (2026-03-12 14:35:15Z)**_

you can see the trasnformation already uses 'C:\DITA\WKFS_oXygen_Files\PDF-files\Customization' as the customization folder

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_**Agent (copilot/gpt-5-mini)**_

**Inspecting DITA-OT PDF2 attributes**

I'm trying to figure out how top-level topic titles are handled in DITA-OT PDF2. I think "topic.title" might refer to titles within topics, while "map.title" or "topic.h1" could be for top-level titles. I need to look at the generated FO file to see the style or attribute sets applied to H1. I can check the topic.fo file located in the temp directory, and I need to ensure I include a preamble before tool calls since that's required.

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_**User (2026-03-12 14:43:49Z)**_

What the hell are you looking for?
