> > HTML Help will definetly render the see also parts with different > > style. Now I have implemented some auto detection with some > > ugly text processing, searching for "see also:" commas and "and" > > words, and detected the see also parts this way for the HTML Help > > generation. This is not the right method though... > > Why your aren't using DocBook XSL stylesheet? They have direct support > for HTML Help and catching querying document tree is much more intuitive > than in DSSSL?
Two reasons, speed and customization level. Not all DSSSL customizations are ported to XSL customizations. This is in the TODO in BUILD SYSTEM section. Speed comes from that we already have DSSSL generated files, and only need some transformations on them, and it seemd quicker to start from HTML and not back from XML. Now as the file size factor came in for the DSSSL generated HTML files, things are getting more complex, but this is not related to this talk... > > As <note role="seealso"> seems the more versatile solution, with both > > enabling us to use paras and lists, +1 for this method. > > I finished modification of DSSSL stylesheets. They are 100% backward > compatible -- rendering is changed only on notes with role="seealso". If > you decide not to use it, you can always delete this rule in future. > Egon, can I commit it before I forget that I had this code on my > machine. +1 for adding it. Goba
