[docbook-apps] Indices

I'm looking at the emacs texinfo markup. It has indexterms marked by 'class', e.g. index terms for variables, functions, keys etc. Is there such capability in docbook please? I can use indexterm class='variable' primarytrack-eol/primary /indexterm But is there any

Re: [docbook-apps] Indices

Hi Dave, On Sonntag, 23. September 2007, Dave Pawson wrote: I'm looking at the emacs texinfo markup. It has indexterms marked by 'class', e.g. index terms for variables, functions, keys etc. Is there such capability in docbook please? If I understood you correctly, you want to group some

Re: [docbook-apps] Indices

Thomas Schraitle wrote: Hi Dave, On Sonntag, 23. September 2007, Dave Pawson wrote: I'm looking at the emacs texinfo markup. It has indexterms marked by 'class', e.g. index terms for variables, functions, keys etc. Is there such capability in docbook please? If I understood you correctly,

Re: [docbook-apps] How do I embed fonts in a PDF?

Hi Sheldon, You are confusing the XSL stylesheet parameters passed with --stringparam to the stylesheet with the FOP user configuration attributes. The embed-url is an attribute in the FOP userconfig.xml file. You will need to read the documentation for the version of FOP you are using to see

Re: [docbook-apps] Table entry orientation in customization layer

Hi, Can I ask what XSL-FO processor you are using? If it is Antenna House, then you can just set the rotation and it will work. If it is XEP, it won't work without also setting the width of the content with the ?dbfo rotated-width=xx? processing instruction. XEP will make the table cell (and

[docbook-apps] Re: [docbook] 2 Mediaobjects in a titlepage (PDF)

[moving this thread over to docbook-apps where such topics are discussed] The titlepage spec file used in DocBook XSL is not capable of doing this. You will need to create your own template named book.titlepage.recto to lay out the elements. That will bypass the titlepage spec file system for

[docbook-apps] Multi callout

Hello All, I use a lot of callout and calloutlist. Sometime 2 numbers share the same explanation. So in the calloutlist I use that to have the two numbers in the same line : calloutlist callout arearefs=num1 num2parablablabla/para/callout callout arearefs=num3paraother

Re: [docbook-apps] How do I embed fonts in a PDF?

Thank Bob! I got it figured out after reading the FOP documentation you pointed me to. In-case anyone is reading this email because they had the same question I had they should look in another thread I started with subject line: Generating font metricss file for Helvetica-Bold, Helvetica and