David A. Greene wrote:
João Abecasis wrote:
- A way to specify HTML page breaks (i.e. put everything after this on
a new page). These may or may not specify page breaks for other
outputs. Perhaps multiple break types would be useful.
There are no explicit page breaks in QuickBook. I think you can get
something similar with sections. This is more the domain of DocBook,
I'm not sure what are (y)our options here.
I think you're right about sections and that's one of the reasons
I was asking about subsections and chapters. How does the break
algorithm work in the presence of nested sections. Basically, I
want to avoid creating mega web pages that present too much information
at one time.
I learned (from this list? or was it the boost list?) that you can
do that through xsl params for chunking. For example, in the fusion
docs, I have in my Jamfile:
<xsl:param>chunk.section.depth=3
<xsl:param>chunk.first.sections=1
Which chunks sections to depth 3. That means that HTML pages
are generated for sections up to 3 levels deep. If you want
a single-big-bad-HTML-file for the entire doc, you can write
chunk.sections=0.
HTH.
Regards,
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