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1 month ago

It is possible to customize styling for DITA elements using BehaviorConfig.xml, including <draft-comment>

Please see documentation reference https://docs.rws.com/tridion-docs-14-sp4-992513/collective-spaces---behaviorconfig.xml-749254

Styling in Tridion Docs UI

In the Draft Space/Review Space UI, the <draft-comment> is generically styled. As draft comments are almost exclusively used for internal notes, it is confusing (particularly for SME review in Review Space) to see this text in the body of a topic. Styling <draft-comment> in the UI with a clear visual indicator that this is a unique element would significantly improve the user experience by providing clarity on its intended purpose and indicating that it is not exposed to end users.

Devin Wyatt

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Alvin Reyes 1 month ago +1

See Ymte's comments for this idea on inserting draft-comment elements on how you might configure draft-comment elements in Collective Spaces now. Perhaps a different color might help, for example.

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Andriy Zhidko 1 month ago
Hello Devin Wyatt ,
As Alvin Reyes referenced Ymte's comment, you can see that you can use BehaviorConfig.xml
See https://docs.rws.com/tridion-docs-14-sp4-992513/rendering-behavior-elements-in-behaviorconfig.xml-769057
A quite similar configuration to what was proposed by Ymte
```
<behaviorscopegroup name="General scope">
<behaviorgroup name="Customization">
<inline xpath="self::draft-comment" startdelimiter="Internal comment: " backgroundcolor="light-blue" italic="yes">
<label>Draft comment</label>
<menuitems>
<menuitem>
<label>Draft Comment</label>
<toggletemplate elementname="draft-comment"/>
</menuitem>
</menuitems>
</inline>
</behaviorgroup>
</behaviorscopegroup>
```
This customization will add a button that allows you to add <draft-comment>

And of course, you can always use the commenting feature of a Draft and Review Spaces
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Andriy Zhidko 1 month ago
Hello Devin Wyatt ,
As Alvin Reyes referenced Ymte's comment, you can see that you can use BehaviorConfig.xml
See https://docs.rws.com/tridion-docs-14-sp4-992513/rendering-behavior-elements-in-behaviorconfig.xml-769057
A quite similar configuration to what was proposed by Ymte
```
<behaviorscopegroup name="General scope">
<behaviorgroup name="Customization">
<inline xpath="self::draft-comment" startdelimiter="Internal comment: " backgroundcolor="light-blue" italic="yes">
<label>Draft comment</label>
<menuitems>
<menuitem>
<label>Draft Comment</label>
<toggletemplate elementname="draft-comment"/>
</menuitem>
</menuitems>
</inline>
</behaviorgroup>
</behaviorscopegroup>
```
This customization will add a button that allows you to add <draft-comment>

And of course, you can always use the commenting feature of a Draft and Review Spaces
- Cancel
- Vote Up 0 Vote Down
- More
- Cancel

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