Hi,
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 4:03 PM, Eric Johnson emjoh...@progress.com wrote:
I’m interested in generating ePub books from my DocBook 5.0 source and was
wondering what steps I need to take.
I tried just running the XML through the ePub stylesheet and zipping up the
results which mostly
On Mar 26, 2009, at 01:46, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hi David,
I think I understand what you want, but I need one clarification.
This combination:
scalefit=1
width=100%
contentdepth=100%
does not have the effect that you want.
snip/
I think you intended:
scalefit=1
width=100%
depth=100%
Hi,
The good news is that you do not need to do custom page masters to control
this. Each page-sequence determines its own starting page number and
whether it generates a blank page at the end to force an even number of
pages (for double sided output). The preface, toc, and each of the List
Indeed, the xmlns errors indicate a problem in the stylesheet. You can't
assign an element to a namespace by trying to assign an ordinary attribute
with name xmlns. It must use the namespace attribute on xsl:element.
Change this (and the like):
xsl:element name=item
Hi Dean,
The titlepage spec mechanism supports a t:predicate attribute on elements in
the titlepage specs. The predicate lets you use xpath syntax to select
graphics. For example:
t:titlepage-content t:side=recto
mediaobject t:predicate=[...@role = 'logo']/
title
All,
This is really not a Docbook issue, but rather an HTML issue, but it seems
like someone here may know the reason for this.
I have a table in Docbook where I left align the cell. Pretty straight
forward, but when I output HTML it looks like justified text and not what I
would
expect.
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Bob Stayton b...@sagehill.net wrote:
Indeed, the xmlns errors indicate a problem in the stylesheet. You can't
assign an element to a namespace by trying to assign an ordinary attribute
with name xmlns. It must use the namespace attribute on xsl:element.
After I create epub book, FBReader works fine, Adobe Digital Editions
can't display
Chinese character, only show ''.
Is there any advice for Chinese eBook ?
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Dongsheng Song
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