Hi Dave,
that should work with a straight forward xsl:choose statement and the XSL
functions number(), string-length() and substring() to convert your string
to a double.
I.e. something like:
xsl:template name=StrToNumber
xsl:param name=str /
xsl:choose
xsl:when
So, I got my build process to generate a webhelp site and a pdf document
from my docbook document. All is looking great. I figured out how to change
the logo and some of the colors on the generated site. Now, last thing I
have not figured out yet. How can I put a link on the top of all those
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On 05/25/2012 10:12 AM, Derek Van Kooten wrote:
So, I got my build process to generate a webhelp site and a pdf document
from my docbook document. All is looking great. I figured out how to
change the logo and some of the colors on the generated
Following up on David's suggestion, the authors of the stylesheet provided a hook for
adding your own content in the header. The empty template named
'user.webhelp.navheader.content' is called just before the nav links in the upper
right. For example, the following in a customization layer
I'm using glossary role=auto / to generate a glossary for multiple
documents from the same source.
This works great, unless I use a glossterm in the document that contains
a glossseealso element. When this happens, I get the See also
reference in the generated glossary, but if the glossterm
Hi David,
This is a limitation of the current implementation of the automatic glossary.
See this doc for more details:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/GlossDatabase.html#LinksGlossCollection
It suggests also reading this parameter reference page:
One way to handle those characters is to use the translate() function to remove
them before doing the test. If the third argument of translate() is empty,
then the matching characters in the second argument disappear, and all other
characters are left untouched. Something like:
Hello,
I'm trying out the generation of pdf (via fo stylesheets) from DocBook
Slides.
The repository contains fo stylesheets specifically for slides, but I
can't find any documentation for how to customize them. Has anyone ever
used them to produce pdf from DB Slides ?
Thanks,
Stefan
On 05/25/2012 05:56 PM, Gábor Kövesdán wrote:
On 2012.05.25. 22:58, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
I'm trying out the generation of pdf (via fo stylesheets) from DocBook
Slides.
The repository contains fo stylesheets specifically for slides, but I
can't find any documentation for how to customize
