On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Eric Richardson wrote:
Now I have the following in the driver which I want to be located via a
SYSTEM entry in the catalog.
xsl:import href=docbook.xsl/
I have a catalog that points to the docbook dtds which is working and I
am using the older Java catalog
Hello again!
This is a follow-up to my previous message about Glozeur.
Now, there is anonymous CVS access and also a mailing list available!
Please, check http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/doc/project/glozeur
for details about all this.
Thanks!
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Fabian Mandelbaum
Computer Systems
Steffen Maier wrote:
On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Eric Richardson wrote:
Now I have the following in the driver which I want to be located
via a SYSTEM entry in the catalog.
xsl:import href=docbook.xsl/
I have a catalog that points to the docbook dtds which is working
and I am using
I've found the way to get the text in 2 columns without having to do
anything more than add params to my customized style sheet. The problem is
now that all headings are either butting into the other column or displaying
outside the margins.
Any ideas of what else do I need to do?
Carlos
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Hi,
I got the new catalog resolver working. In the documentation, it does
not state if there are default values for verbosity etc. I also was
wondering in there was a resolution protocol for using a properties file
and a system property? I would think that the system one would override
the
I faced a similar problem when making the index 2 columns in a single
column document and went to more trouble than I needed to to get around
it. Apparently, span=all does the trick. See Norm's comment (and
perhaps look in cvs for the way he implements it for the 2 columned
index) at:
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