Hi,
The xreflabel attribute is an override to the text that is otherwise
generated by the stylesheet for that element. See:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/CrossRefs.html#Xreflabel
If you remove the xreflabel from the figure, and set the stylesheet
param named 'xref.with.number.and.title' to zero, then you will get
"Figure 2.3" as your link text.
The tooltip text comes from the generated @title attribute of HTML <a>
element, and that is generated in the XSL by processing the figure in
mode="html.title.attribute". The default template for that is in
html/html.xsl. You can copy and customize that template in your
customization layer. If you set the match="figure" in your
customization, then it will only affect figures. Let me know if you
need more help.
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
[email protected]
On 12/3/2014 1:50 AM, Jánosi Zoltán János wrote:
Hi all!
I'd like like to ask for some help from those who really understand the
working of XSL.
I am using Saxon to transform my DocBook 4.4 XML files to HTML and I'd like
to change the way the links to images are generated.
*Here is the XML code of a figure:*
*<figure id="Bufferfly_abra" xreflabel="Bufferfly ábra">*
* <title>Bufferfly ábra</title>*
* <mediaobject>*
* <imageobject>*
* <imagedata .../>*
* </imageobject>*
* </mediaobject>*
*</figure>*
*Here is an XML reference to a figure:*
*<xref linkend="Bufferfly_abra"/>*
*After the XML->HTML conversion the code of image looks like this: (I
stripped the unnecessary parts)*
*<a name="Bufferfly_abra"></a>*
*...*
*<img src="..." alt="Bufferfly ábra">*
*And the link to the image:*
*<a class="xref" href="#Bufferfly_abra" title="6.22. ábra - Bufferfly
ábra">Bufferfly ábra</a>*
The point is that the text in link contains the full title of the image.
Sometimes it can be very long.
The other thing that the tooltip contains the full title of image plus it
has a numbering.
*I'd like to get this:*
The text in link should contain only the numbering (eg. Figure 2.3) instead
of the image title.
Optional: The tooltip should contain only the title of image. (it is not so
important :-) )
My question is:
*Which XSL file (and which rule) should I modify and how**?** (in order to
do this)*
Any help appreciated.
Thanx in advance!
*Zoltan Janosi*
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