Thanks for the fast response!
> Currently the answer is no. However this is a good idea for an
>> enhancement. So we *may* implement syntax highlighting (and also line
>> numbering) in the future.
>
>
For now my easiest option is to parse the HTML output using the
"ColorizerLibrary.dll" from *Sandcastle Help File Builder. *I can build the
PDF by outputting the "single chunk" HTML plus some custom CSS and then
convert this to PDF using *wkhtmltopdf*.
Are there any examples of creating custom XSL for a top-level DITA
specialisation?
For example, the FAQ schema suggested by IBM:
<faq id="product-faq">
<title>Frequently Asked Questions</title>
<faqbody>
<faqgroup>
<title>General Questions</title>
<faqlist>
<faqitem>
<faqquest>Is this project open source?</faqquest>
<faqans>
<p>Absolutely! Here are the project pages:</p>
<ul>
<li>X</li>
<li>Y</li>
</ul>
</faqans>
</faqitem>
</faqlist>
</faqgroup>
</faqbody>
</faq>
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