I have created a “fix” to this, but it is more complex than I expected.
gentext.template.exists, as currently written, simply calls gentext.template
and if the return value is null (‘’), it returns 0, otherwise it returns 1.
However, because gentext.template has to consider locale, context,
Actually, the "class.value" mode isn't used with DocBook tables using
HTML table markup. That's because such tables are pretty much passed
through to the HTML output, minus any DocBook attributes. The td
element's attributes are instead processed in mode="htmlTableAtt". In
that mode, by
Hi, Michel! I have some templates that use class.mode in my
customization. I can confirm that this XSL controls the class
attribute in output HTML:
That template allows us to add some special CSS to a specific page in
a doc set. I added the template based on the excellent coverage in
Hi everyone, I'm using the DocBook XSL to transform DocBook XML to EPUB and
HTML. I would like to transform
td role="breedte-50"
to
td class="breedte-50"
in my HTML output, but unfortunately the output is
td
I have tried to use match:
docbook:td[@role = 'bron']
and I've tried the
