Jennifer,
In my experience, the only decent output from Docbook to Word is when you
use XFC to convert the FO to RTF. The RTF output on FOP is not at all pretty
;-) However, if you use the personal version of XFC it stamps RenderX on
the bottom margin, so you really should purchase XFC so tha
Thanks Bob, as usual. :-)
For me the tags work as you describe everywhere EXCEPT
when in the or tags. I'll need to sleuth it to see
if this is because of something I've done in my customization layer.
Bob Stayton wrote:
Hi,
It looks to me like the "n" here would be a replaceable value rath
Hi,
It looks to me like the "n" here would be a replaceable value rather than a
literal, so using n would be allowed and
appropriate. The stylesheet formats that element as italic monospace. You
could customize the template that matches on replaceable (in html/inline.xsl)
to do regular italic
Hi,
after 1½ years the 2nd edition of my new book "DocBook-XML" is available now.
It covers DocBook 5, modular documents, profiling, something about ebooks/EPUB
and a lot more topics.
You can order it as a 662 page book or as an online package, consisting of
EPUB, PDF, and HTML. Find more deta
Actually, David is correct, and it is more complicated than I originally
stated.. The context node when user.head.content is called is a chunked
section element, but it also includes *all* of its children, including the
sections that will be in their own chunks and should not be processed for
t
Hi,
The "Date and time" topic linked to from the dbtimestamp reference page
seems to be broken.
For details on the "format" string, see:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Datetime.html
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
b...@sagehill.net
- Original Message -
From: "Jirka Kosek"
To
That's interesting. I tried it on Ubuntu Linux with OpenOffice 2.4.1 and
it worked, opening my sample DocBook file as a word-processing document.
When I tried on my Windows XP system, with OO 2.3.1 (what was installed
there -- I don't use Windows very much and haven't kept it up to date),
I
Laurie Burley wrote:
> We have been asked to include a date and time stamp on each pdf title page in
> addition to the graphic file.
Just add something like
inside your element and then
make sure that titlepage customization place this info in the right place.
See
http://docbook.sourceforge.
On 24/09/09 12:56, Laurie Burley wrote:
Hi,
We are currently generating PDFs using xsltproc, and are building our
PDF titlepages using an .svg image with the following code:
We have been asked to include a date and time stamp on each pdf title
page in addition to the graphic file.
I’ve been
Thanks you both for thinking about this. Sorry I originally posted to
the wrong group--I'm still learning my way around. From the looks of
the project in front of me, my copy of Bob's book is going to be dog-
eared soon.
I think David is right for my case--I'm chunking down to the third
section l
Hi,
We are currently generating PDFs using xsltproc, and are building our PDF
titlepages using an .svg image with the following code:
Thanks Larry & Markus.
That particular document is finished now (with a bit of manual tweaking
at the end) - I was already very close to the deadline when I wrote here.
But I'm still interested "for future reference" in the possibilities.
Larry wrote:
I am not sure which versions of DocBook
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