On 03/30/12 08:17:16, Stuart Rackham wrote:
> [...]
> linkcss is for html5 and xhtml11 backends (not docbook).
OK.
Perhaps the issue that I posted as a follow up to the
thread is unrelated to the original thread. I thought
it might be because I have a left over docbook-xsl.css file
that hangs around after I run 'make'. My make file will
generate both a .pdf via and .html rendering of the
original asciidoc document. I see that the .html document
does refer to docbook-xsl.css:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="docbook-xsl.css" />
It looks that the web browser will need to find that .css file
if it is going to properly render the .html file?
My .html file 'make' rule looks like this:
# Delete revision history, collaborators, "produced by pdflatex" logo.
# Enable inclusion of a table of figures and tables.
DBLATEX_OPTS=--dblatex-opts="-P latex.output.revhistory=0 \
-P latex.class.options=letterpaper \
-P doc.collab.show=0 -P doc.publisher.show=0 \
-P doc.lot.show=figure,table"
[...]
.txt.html:
a2x -f xhtml $(DBLATEX_OPTS) $<
It seems that a local copy of the docbook-xsl.css file
might be needed, and therefore I'll need to have it
available to render the .html file, but it also seems
that if an older copy of docbook-xsl.css is present
that a2x will not overwrite it with a newer version
of docbook-xsl.css if that newer file exists in
the asciidoc distribution?
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