An updated version of the DITA Open Toolkit was released last week with several patches, bugfixes and minor enhancements to provide greater control over the output directory and improve error reporting (see the announcement for the full list).
One very useful patch included in this version finally permits styling of the Table of Contents file in HTML output via CSS.
Converting DITA content to Markdown and publishing the output with the Material theme for MkDocs.
The latest version of my Bootstrap plug-in for DITA Open Toolkit 3.3 generates HTML5 output with a Bootstrap 4 styling base.
The OASIS Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) TC announced a new version of their Committee Note “Lightweight DITA: An Introduction”.
At DITA Europe in Rotterdam, I spoke about producing custom output with DITA Open Toolkit and suggested it may no longer be quite as hard as you recall.
