Hi Erik,
The example, figure, table, and equation elements are considered
"formal" in DocBook, requiring a title (except equation) and are usually
labeled with a number in output. You can use the informalfigure and
informalequation elements as children of example as they do not require
a title and are not numbered, leaving the numbering to the example element.
--
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
[email protected]
On 12/6/2013 12:16 PM, Erik Leunissen wrote:
Hi all,
I've construed a docbook 5.0 xml document whose structure appears to be
invalid because it holds <equation>'s and <figure>'s as descendants of
an <example>.
- I'm curious about the rationale regarding this being invalid.
- Are there any suggestions for valid alternatives?
Right now, just ignoring that the structure is invalid, doesn't pose a
any problem to processing this document to FO (using xsltproc), and
subsequently to PDF (using FOP). The PDF is nice with equations and
figures in example.
But can I expect problems in the future when ignoring that the structure
is invalid?
Thanks in advance for any insight,
Erik Leunissen.
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