What is XMLmind XML Editor? XMLmind XML Editor is a strictly validating, near WYSIWYG, XML editor, having: Extensive DITA 1.3 support, including Lightweight DITA, XDITA, HDITA, MDITA. More » Extensive DocBook support, including DocBook 5.1 assemblies. More » Extensive XHTML5 support, including the ability to convert a set of HTML pages (an “ebook”) to EPUB, PDF, Web Help, DOCX, etc. XMLmind XML Editor is now officially supported on macOS Big Sur (version 11.0), except on Macs having an Apple M1 (ARM-based) processor. Macs having an Apple M1 will be officially supported by XMLmind Software as soon as both a “native” OpenJDK and a “native” OpenJFX are available for this platform.
XMLmind XML Editor is a strictly validating, near WYSIWYG, XML editor, having:
- Extensive DITA 1.3 support, including Lightweight DITA, XDITA, HDITA, MDITA. More »
- Extensive DocBook support, including DocBook 5.1 assemblies. More »
- Extensive XHTML5 support, including the ability to convert a set of HTML pages (an “ebook”) to EPUB, PDF, Web Help, DOCX, etc. More »
It also has a number of unique features such as a built-in, near WYSIWYG, MathML editor, an integrated spreadsheet, industrial strength DOCX import facility, industrial strength RTF, WML, DOCX and ODT export facilities. More »
XMLmind XML Editor is highly customizable either by the end-user or by the local guru. XMLmind XML Editor is highly extensible without having to program (though it also has an extensive, well-documented, Java™ API). More »
XMLmind XML Editor is not a programmer's tool. Its users are generally technical writers, engineers and scholars who use it to write large, complex, modular, documents.
XMLmind XML Editor is also available as attractively priced, “special editions” called: XMLmind DITA Editor, XMLmind DocBook. More »
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XMLmind XML Editor Personal Edition is free-to-use by many persons and organizations. More »
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Editing a DITA bookmap. (Windows 10; HiDPI screen.) | A DITA task. (Windows 10; HiDPI screen.) |
DITA map and topics side by side. (Windows 10; HiDPI screen.) | Styled view of a DocBook document. (Linux; HiDPI screen; 'FlatLight' look&feel.) |
Modular DocBook book styled using the 'Table of contents' stylesheet and its chapters side by side. | Editing a MathML equation found in a DocBook 5 document. (Linux; HiDPI screen; 'FlatDark' look&feel.) |
Editing a DocBook 5.1 assembly. | XHTML 5 form controls and ruby elements when the 'Emulate Web Browser' CSS has been selected. (Mac with Retina display.) |
Giving a background color to a group of columns in a table. (Mac with Retina display.) | Editing a MathML equation found in a XHTML 5 document. (Mac with Retina display.) |
Three synchronized views of the same document: Tree View (no CSS), Styled View (normal CSS), “TOC View” (CSS only showing headings). These views are all fully editable. | Tag View. |
Source View. | Form controls embedded in a styled view. |
DITA topic containing an Arabic text. ('Bidi Support' add-on installed; Linux; HiDPI screen; 'FlatLight' look&feel.) | The Compare tool showing the differences existing between doc.xml 1 (the initial revision, opened in read-only mode) and doc.xml (current revision), displayed side by side. |
The 'Browse Files' tool (left/top) and the 'Search Files' Tool (left/bottom). | Converting an ebook specification to EPUB. |