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in this video we will learn how to create a data map we will be using oxygen XML editor version 17 on a PC starting in text view so lets start by looking at the minimal framework of a map first we have the doctype which shows that this is it did a map and then we have the map element and its unique ID inside the map element we have the title element and after that we can start compiling topics in our map using the topic ref element each topic ref element contains a link to a topic that should be included now lets look at another way to add topics to our map oxygens did a Maps manager view this gives us an interface that makes it easier to compile the topics that we need to add a topic reference after our first one all we have to do is right-click on the topic ref select insert after reference select the relevant topic and click insert and close to nest a topic reference inside an existing one we can right-click on the topic select appendchild reference select the relevant topic ref
