Thanks very much.
On 31 July 2014 13:26, Bob Stayton <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Peter, > Yes, this is a bug. The DocBook schema allows an indexterm element > between glossterm and glossdef, but those map to dt and dd, respectively, > and they don't allow anything in between. The updated template (attached) > puts the indexterm in the dt element. I'll check this change into the SVN > repo for the next release. > > Bob Stayton > Sagehill Enterprises > [email protected] > > On 7/30/2014 4:04 PM, Peter Lavin wrote: > >> HI, >> >> I'm attempting to validate an EPUB 3 file that contains a glossary and >> I'm seeing the following error for each glossary entry: >> >> ERROR: book.epub/OEBPS/db.gloss.xhtml(22,48): element "a" not allowed >> here; expected element "dd" or "dt" >> >> I'm using Epubcheck Version 3.0.1 and my style sheets are 1.78.1 >> (docbook-xsl-ns). >> >> An example of the HTML that raises the error follows: >> >> <dl> >> <dt id="db.gloss.json"><span class="glossterm" epub:type="glossterm"/> >> (<abbr class="acronym">JSON</abbr>)</dt> >> <a id="idp1493040" class="indexterm"/> >> <dd class="glossdef" epub:type="glossdef"> >> <p/> >> </dd> >> ... >> </dl> >> >> Attempting to validate this HTML at the W3C site throws the following >> error: >> >> Line 22, Column 46: XHTML element a not allowed as child of XHTML >> element dl in this context. (Suppressing further errors from this >> subtree.) >> <a id="idp1493040" class="indexterm"/> >> Am I correct in assuming that this style sheet generates invalid HTML? >> If so, how can this be fixed? >> >> Thanks. >> >> -- >> >> Peter Lavin >> Skype: peter.lavin >> (GMT -05:00 Canada/US Eastern) >> > -- Peter Lavin Telephone: 1 416 461 4991 Mobile: 1 416 882 9194 Skype: peter.lavin (GMT -05:00 Canada/US Eastern)
