Peter, I've had the same experience myself (combing through the list archives), and I've considered starting such a page on the wiki (see the docbook-apps thread "customization layer for DocBook 5.0: The Transition Guide") using a cookbook-style approach. Concrete examples are a great way to learn.
I sort of dropped the ball--lots of things going on here at work--but let's do it! I think others are interested too (Dick Hamilton, etc). If you have access, Peter, go ahead and create a new topic page on the wiki. What should it be called? DocBookCustomizations might work, but it's sort of system-centered. Maybe DocBookCookbook ? Cheers, Brett On 9/18/2007 9:58 AM, Peter Desjardins wrote:
Hi, I've wanted to browse through examples from other people's publishing tool chains on many occasions over the past few years. Today I spent some time figuring out a particular xi:include technique and now that I have it, I'd like to post it somewhere. I see in the archives, this subject has come up before. Is there a more commonly used wiki for DocBook publishing techniques than this one? http://wiki.docbook.org/topic/FrontPage If that's the one, is there a spot in it for posting miscellaneous stylesheet customizations or other publishing tricks? I don't see one so unless there's a more appropriate wiki, I would create a new topic for that. Does anyone feel that miscellaneous publishing system snippets *should not* be shared on the DocBook wiki? Clearly, code from my stylesheets, content, or publishing scripts will not necessarily work for anyone else. However, I learn best from concrete examples that I can modify for my own environment. Thanks for your guidance. Peter Desjardins
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