On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 07:46, Erich Titl wrote:
> At 22:19 17.06.2003 -0500, Lynn Avants wrote:
> >...
> >As I have now (finally) finished the dial-in server and proxy-arp howto's,
> >I can attest that 'xxe' is a killer app for Docbook format. It doesn't
> >require XML knowledge (though xhtml knowledge could be helpful, but not
> >necessary). The app even integrates spell-checking and validation into it
> >(I generally require both)!
> >...
>
> Almost a love song for XXE but can you tell me how to do deep section
> numbering. I do not seem to be able to use a sect2 .... tag
Erich,
You probably opened a new 'Section (part of a master document). It uses
'section' by default. The other templates are configured by default to
use 'sect?'.
In xxe: Style -> Docbook = sect? tags
Style -> Docbook (collapsible sections) = section tags
The best solution is to modify all the templates in the directory below
to use 'section'.
xxe-std-23/config/docbook/template/
Note: it's preferable to use recursive 'section' tags instead of nested
'sect?' tags.
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