On 30/03/12 05:57, Gary Funck wrote:
On 07/22/11 17:55:12, Stefan Kost wrote:
I am generating my docs using
a2x -f xhtml xxx.txt
this creates xxx.html and docbook-xsl.css.According to the documentation the
css should be embedded by default unless "the AsciiDoc linkcss attribute is
defined" (see
http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/asciidoc.css-embedded.html#X99). I don't
define it, but still get the external css file. I have not found a way to
undefine it either.
Any ideas?
linkcss is for html5 and xhtml11 backends (not docbook).
Cheers, Stuart
This is a follow up to an old thread.
Recently, we noticed that when we make a document using the
latest a2x (8.6.7) and its predecessors that the script
will leave behind a copy of docbook-xsl.css. More interesting,
if we already have an older copy of docbook-xsl.css in
the work directory a new, current copy is _not_ written
over the copy of the file already present in the directory.
Presumably, this is so that the user can over-ride the
.css settings and/or link to this copy. In our case, it
means that the latest/greatest copy of the .css file
is not written over an older/stale copy. At least it
seems that way.
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