Find relationships with other topics in the Outline panel
When you edit a document, you can see the structure of XML elements in the Outline panel. From this outline you can access a right-click menu by selecting an element. If you select any root node, referenced element, or the Concept element, you can see an option called Where used. This option lets you see other topics that reference the one you are editing without leaving the Oxygen editor.
Tips and tricks
- If you want to understand the document structure and the way element tags are nested, read Edit nodes in the Outline panel.
- You can now see the status of referenced files.
- In the Components grid, Inspire uses the six unlabeled columns before Name to show you an icon. You can see two of those icons after the Name in the Outline pane to give you more information about the file you are referencing. You can see an icon for the following conditions:
- State (
Draft, 
Invalid XML, 
Approved , 
Signed, 
Needs Translation) - Lock (
Unlocked, 
Locked by you, 
Locked by another user, 
Locked by Inspire, 
Approved and locked )
You don't see icons for the following conditions:
- Branch (
, 
, 
) - Attachment (
, 
, 
) - Follow (
, 
) - Referenced (
) - Share (
)
- State (
- In the Components grid, Inspire uses the six unlabeled columns before Name to show you an icon. You can see two of those icons after the Name in the Outline pane to give you more information about the file you are referencing. You can see an icon for the following conditions:
To find relationships with other topics in the Outline panel:
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In the Oxygen editor, the Outline panel is shown by default.
- If you don't see it, either click the show arrow
or 
the Outline option.
- If you don't see it, either click the show arrow
-
In Structure:
- Select any root node, referenced element, or the Concept element.
- Right-click the element.
- Select Where used.
Results:You see the Where used screen.
- If there are no components listed under the Source column, then there are currently no other topics that reference the one you are editing.
- If there are components listed:
- To see more details, select a component in the Source column. The details are shown in the References section.
- Each source component has an
Options menu. From this menu you can open the component to Edit it, open the component to just View it, or open the Components browser to Go to the component's location.