Dick Hamilton wrote:
But, actually, I may have been unclear in my description
of what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to take a docbook
document and use the docbook fo stylesheets and fop to
generate a pdf, not text, that has the characteristics
described below (re-reading my post, I can see that'
Dave,
Thanks; yes, I have been using XSL 1.0 in this case, though
the code you pointed me to using XSL 2.0 is a neat example.
But, actually, I may have been unclear in my description
of what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to take a docbook
document and use the docbook fo stylesheets and fop to
gen
Thanks for the explanation on this Mike.
The additional twist I've found to this is that even with the patch, the
footnote numbers are not output. I believe this is do to the following
section of the ulink.footnote.number template in fo/xref.xsl:
We can replace the ulink with link for the XSL-N
Hi,
I used:
3pt
3pt
#CC
to set a light yellow background for program listings. But I work with
docbook 1.71.1. No time to update.
I think this should work also for border attributes.
Stefan
fips schrieb:
> Hello
>
> I want to see all my "programlisti
Hello
I want to see all my "programlisting"-parts with a border.
In advance every programlisting must be on the same page (in other words:
ever listing must not be broken by PDF-Page breaks).
I use apache sytlesheets to process fo to pdf.
I could use an "informaltable"; but this is not the docb
Ken Morse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 2007-09-05 15:25 -0400:
> I figured out what was happening and attached a patch to the issue in the
> bugtracker. When the XSL stylesheets detect a 5.0 document (using
> namespace), the stripns.xsl stylesheet converts a link to a ulink if the
> link points to an exte
