Again, thank you for your kind reply. ________________________________ From: Hussein Shafie <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2023 3:55 AM To: '[email protected]' <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ditac] pagesets in ditac
I'm afraid this answer will be almost the same as my previous one. 1) Please use bookmap/frontmatter/booklists to specify where your TOC is to be generated. Note that you may add topicrefs pointing to manually written topics *before* the booklists. See http://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/dita/v1.3/errata02/os/complete/part2-tech-content/langRef/technicalContent/frontmatter.html For example: --- <frontmatter> <topicref href="BEFORE_TOC.dita"/> <booklists> <toc /> </booklists> <bookabstract href="introduction.dita"/> </frontmatter> --- 2) Please note that ".ditac" and ".ditac_lists" files are intermediate files having a proprietary, internal format. As such, you are not supposed to modify these files. These files are (partially) documented only because the ditac XSLT stylesheets are used to transform them to the desired output. See http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/_distrib/doc/manual/webhelp3/howItWorks.html 3) How to modify ditac (in any way; including customizing the XSLT stylesheets) is not part of our support policy. See "Support Policy", http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/support_policy.html. That is, I'm not supposed to suggest solutions to the kind of advanced problems you are posing. Caroline L. wrote: > > Thank you for responding. My original question was not clear. I do > understand how to customize the output by importing the stock stylesheets. > > I had tried something like this, in the plugin's topic.xsl, which didn't > work: > > |<xsl:template match="*[contains(@class,' topic/topic > ')][@outputclass='cover']">||||<fo:page-sequence > master-reference="title">||||<fo:flow flow-name="xsl-region-body" > xsl:use-attribute-sets="base-style">||||<xsl:apply-templates/>||||<xsl:call-template > > name="build-cover-footer"/>||||</fo:flow>||||</fo:page-sequence>||||</xsl:template>| > > So we are trying something different, Would moving the > <ditac:toc/> change the position of the TOC in the PDF output? Is it > possible to modify the ditac_lists_ditac_lists with a customized style > sheet? > > For example, moving the toc from: > <ditac:lists xmlns:ditac="http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/schema/ditac"; > xml:lang="en"> > <ditac:chunkList> > <ditac:chunk file="bookmap.pdf"> > <ditac:titlePage/> > <ditac:toc/> > <ditac:topic id="cover" number="section1.1" > role="section1" title="Spare Parts List"/> > <ditac:topic id="fm-notices" number="chapter.1" > role="chapter" title="Notices"/> > <ditac:topic id="general" number="chapter.2" > role="chapter" title="General"/> > . > . > > to: > <ditac:lists xmlns:ditac="http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/schema/ditac"; > xml:lang="en"> > <ditac:chunkList> > <ditac:chunk file="bookmap.pdf"> > <ditac:titlePage/> > <ditac:topic id="cover" number="section1.1" > role="section1" title="Spare Parts List"/> > <ditac:topic id="fm-notices" number="chapter.1" > role="chapter" title="Notices"/> > <ditac:toc/> > <ditac:topic id="general" number="chapter.2" > role="chapter" title="General"/> > . > . > > This is the ditamap: > <bookmap xmlns:ditaarch="http://dita.oasis-open.org/architecture/2005/"; > id="DMJPCP1928" > xml:lang="en" ditaarch:DITAArchVersion="1.3" > domains="(map mapgroup-d) (map bookmap) > (topic abbrev-d) > (topic delay-d) a(props deliveryTarget) > (map ditavalref-d) > (topic hazard-d) (topic hi-d) > (topic indexing-d) (topic markup-d) > (topic pr-d) (topic relmgmt-d) > (topic sw-d) (topic > ui-d) (topic ut-d) > (topic xnal-d) (topic markup-d xml-d) " > class="- map/map bookmap/bookmap "> > <booktitle class="- topic/title bookmap/booktitle "> > <mainbooktitle class="- topic/ph bookmap/mainbooktitle > ">Finishing/Cleaning</mainbooktitle> > </booktitle> > <chapter format="dita" href="cover_page.dita" navtitle="Cover > Page" type="topic" > class="- map/topicref "/> > <chapter format="ditamap" href="front_matter.ditamap" > navtitle="Front Matter" type="map" > class="- map/topicref bookmap/chapter "/> > <chapter format="ditamap" href="general.ditamap" > navtitle="General" type="map" > class="- map/topicref bookmap/chapter "/> > <chapter format="dita" href="machine_overview.dita" > navtitle="overview" type="topic" > class="- map/topicref bookmap/chapter "/> > <chapter format="ditamap" href="11589.ditamap" navtitle="Coating" > type="map" class="- map/topicref bookmap/chapter "/> > <chapter format="ditamap" href="98563.ditamap" > navtitle="Preform" type="map" > class="- map/topicref bookmap/chapter "/> > <chapter format="ditamap" href="back_matter.ditamap" > navtitle="Back Matter" type="map" > class="- map/topicref bookmap/chapter "/> > </bookmap> > > We tried adding <toc/> to the bookmap after the first <chapter> where > @type=map but that didn't change the output. > If you could suggest which templates I should be changing, that would be > helpful. 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