As far as I can see, modifying DocBook rendering should be a matter of changing the reference.css stylesheet (see my attachment). This does a lot of the customization of the rendering because DocBook adds class elements in the same way my stylesheet does (makes it easier to change rendering).
Very slick! Just had to drop this into my html directory to see the changes.
One problem (on my browser, at least, Firebird 0.7+) certain <programlisting> elements are wider than the fixed box width allocated to them. The last listing on bbv2.tutorial.properties.html demonstrates this issue.
Also, although the code block looks great in normal flow, sometimes programlisting is used within a table, which doesn't look as clean. Build the Boost.Signals docs to see what I'm talking about. I'm assuming we either have to use some CSS selector to fix this, or make the xsl smarter about assigning element classes.
Keep up the good work!
Christopher
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