Hi Julia,
I think clear would work here. The tricky thing about clear is that it
must be applied to the div that *follows* the one you want to appear
next to the float. In a customization, that would typically mean
putting clear="both" on all section titles *except* the one you want to
position next to the image, which should have clear="none".
You might try experimenting by manually editing an HTML file and
reloading it in the browser until you get the results you want, and then
figure out how to implement that in a CSS stylesheet.
Customizing CSS generally means customizing the class attribute on an
element, and then writing CSS styles in a separate CSS stylesheet file
that match on that class value. See this reference for more on CSS and
class values:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/HtmlCustomEx.html#CustomClassValues
BTW, for future reference, the docbook-apps mailing list is a better one
for asking stylesheet questions. The docbook list is for discussion of
the docbook schemas.
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
[email protected]
On 2/2/2014 12:35 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Hello everybody out there using DocBook,
Is there a way to position a float right next to the title of a section but
prevent the next section title to be placed next to a float of the previous
section?
I know about the "clear" parameter but this does not enable me to place a float
from one section next to the corresponding title without placing the title of the next
section next to the same float in case the section is short.
Sorry for placing another question so soon after my previous one to this list,
but I just began using DocBook and could not find an solution for my problem
despite extensive web search.
Kind regards,
Julia
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