On 08/11/2011 05:12 PM, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hi Dave,
Yes, using mode="titleabbrev.markup" is the way to get the titleabbrev
when you need it. It falls back to the title if there is no titleabbrev.
In fact, the default header declared in the 'header.content' template
in fo/pagesetup.xsl uses that mode for the chapter and section titles
in the header, and for the TOC entry in the 'toc.line' template in
fo/autotoc.xsl. Myself, I'm not sure I agree with that latter usage,
as a user might be confused when the title they land on from the TOC
link differs from the TOC entry. At least in the running header you
have the context of the chapter you are in to reduce confusion.
I'm not clear what you mean about about the long chapter title. There
is a mode="titleabbrev.markup" for chapter in DocBook XSL. Are you
talking about the title on the chapter title page itself?
Two use cases.
1. When the title is > about 30 characters, it messes up the
formatting on the title page.
2. With a long title, a running header containing the title again messes up.
It really needs feedback from the formatter (xsl 2.0).
regards
regards
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Dave Pawson
XSLT XSL-FO FAQ.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk
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