I run into trouble enabling the tablecolumns.extension in the DocBook XSL
stylesheet for HTML.
The setup is:
DocBook XSL stylesheets 1.40
SAXON 6.3
Sun java 1.3.0_02
Linux 2.4.5 (Mandrake)
I use a small driver file 'docbookx.xsl' to enable the extensions:
?xml version=1.0
I'm getting the following errors when trying to use Docbook 4.1.2 with
Xalan 2.0.1 on a Linux Machine
Am I supposed to generate the missing files myself or is there anything
else I'm missing?
Carlos
javax.xml.transform.TransformerException: Could not find template named:
book.titlepage
Ian, I have a question...
Were you able to produce recto and verso pages with the binding margins in
the correct place? (ie. left margin for a recto page, right margin for a
verso page?)
The documentation I traditionally produce has different binding margins than
the outside margin.
Let me
/ Richard Sharpe [EMAIL PROTECTED] was heard to say:
| Can I override an element of (mode book-titlepage-recto-mode ...) from
| dbttlpg.dsl, or do I have to override the whole lot?
You can override them individually, just put
(mode ...
(element ...
))
in your customization layer.
Buss, Jason A wrote:
Ian, I have a question...
Were you able to produce recto and verso pages with the binding margins in
the correct place? (ie. left margin for a recto page, right margin for a
verso page?)
I do this all the time ... just set %left-margin% different to
%right-margin%
Willeke-san wrote:
I reported bug 426081 [1] after investigating a similar issue. [...]
One workaround (in 1.38) is to edit common/en.xml. You should see a line
like
template name=figure text=Figure %n. %t/
Change it to
template name=figure text=Figure %n/
It's still there in
Hi,
There is a bug in the LOT processing of DSSSL 1.70. If you have a
complex document, and I am not sure what complex means yet (see below),
then an unmodified DSSSL 1.70 with a simple stylesheet that switches on
LOT processing (by specifying the elements that should be in the LOT)
will
