=$double.sided != 0 and $sequence = 'even' and
position='right'
With Content selected from document.
Bit messier^h more complex than the html isn't it :-)
Getting there, thanks for the example.
Your deleted marker stuff looks tempting though.
Much appreciated.
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Which I think is one of the key points of author mode?
To make it easier for the other 99% of users.
99% of users are working in Word. I'm concerned about the 1% of users
who are using DocBook because they do need semantic markup.
I'm curious why
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If you want tags on semantic editing, fine. Use oXygen in that mode.
Some users want an alternative non-tagged view, for their own reasons.
Please don't knock them for that, they've as much right to use
the editor in their way as you have.
I am
from bold and underline and italic to semantic markup should be
made as easy as possible, even if it upsets the hard line semantic folks.
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way.
No, I think the users will have to use a lot of effort.
(I also have seen lots of rebellion too!)
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-0.94\fop.bat -xml input\test\index.xml -xsl custom\test-header.xsl -pdf
output\test\test.pdf
Result : Attached file test.pdf
Attachments:
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http://www.nabble.com/file/p12976720/test-header.xsl test-header.xsl
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-of select=ancestor-or-self::book/info/title/
xsl:value-of select=/book/info/title/
But they are xslt instructions?
I'd assumed they were in test-header.xsl?
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Guessing that the majority of users of makeinfo are Linux,
and use whatever toolchain is built into the OS?
This is a guess, no more.
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mechanism to group index entries by some attribute
value? I don't think the zone attribute is applicabe?
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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
enough to make an extension
then an XSL customization layer to process it to html.
This is both Schema and XSL changes.
Any views?
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with the schema, on the off chance that the version
change is sufficient to mess up the customization.
I've created a blank page for schemas.
http://wiki.docbook.org/topic/DocbookSchemas
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xslt 2.0
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/tools.html#d994e3613
Comments, suggestions for improvement welcome as always
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subtitle. In a perfect world :-)
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you modify 'docbooks' stylesheets.
A customization layer is much nicer, and re-usable.
E.g. if your directory stuff was in one stylesheet, I could include
and title by the correct distance without using
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The other option is to use a list, withe the number as
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Same page.
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(or perhaps one of the other 'spaces', probably #xa0; easiest)
Merge together.
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this to mean the text width without forced line breaks.
No line breaks. Balanced columns means I have wasted space and I want to
float the table left to fit an image into the space on the right?
Minimised to 'just' fit the text does that.
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of Latex fitting into this mix very
comfortably, especially the templating side.
I think you could be into some negotiating. Try and find out where
their priorities are?
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Just wondering if it is an extension or something from 1.1?
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(not to a specific
element within the document),
You could use an id for the root element as the target?
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and the stylesheets... so.
Anyway it works :-)
Glad to see you using db!
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to better define your problem, and not presume that
DocBook or XML are necessarily going to be part of the solution.
This is more important, rather than you wasting time? What constraints
are you working under, if any?
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the html
table model please.
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Using db 4.5 I'm trying to generate smaller widths in the columns
Resolved by moving over to docbook v5 and snapshot stylesheets.
Issue:
table xmlns=http://docbook.org/ns/docbook;
xmlns:xi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude; border=1 floatstyle=left
id=d0e6
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is really quite neat!
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect1/sect1.html
Bobs pages work nicely too, e.g.
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Audience.html
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anyway.
Location is not that important.
Jeni Tennison, jenitennison.com
She knows her stuff, can explain it very well and is UK based.
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the file and save it as plain text.
http://lynx.isc.org/lynx2.8.5/lynx2-8-5/lynx_help/Lynx_users_guide.html#RemoteSource
(I seem to remember there was a command line option to load the file,
then save to disk as plain text, but I can't find it)
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actually on page 17.
See the spec.
7.27.7 initial-page-number
for non Roman numbering, see
7.26.1 format
which refers you to the XSLT spec,
http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt#format-number
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the namespace of course.
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if you wanted version
or
xsl:value-of select=document('x.xml')/ms:project/ms:ModelVersion/
to get 4.0.0
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I'm looking for a way of specifying a parameter to indicate
the required order of presentation of a number of elements.
Any suggestions welcome.
TIA
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/namePattern
If the el name can't be found in the item I'm formatting then it's a
blow up job? Or ignore it.
I do like the spacing idea though (%b) to move the layout task to the
author.
xsl:textmight be the simplest/xsl:text
Thoughts?
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last-first
family-given
IMHO that is a kludge.
Take 6 variants, rather than a couple.
The single token values becomes 'rather' large.
Where is docbook going next I guess is the question?
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is his first name.) For more
info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_order#Name_order
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Should have guessed. Thanks Bob.
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In en.xml etc, there are uses of %t, %n etc.
Anyone know where (if anywhere) these are explained?
I can't find anything in Bobs book.
TIA
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Hi Dave,
On Sonntag, 1. Juli 2007, Dave Pawson wrote:
In en.xml etc, there are uses of %t, %n etc.
%t = title
%s = subtitle (if available)
%n = number
%p = page number (if applicable)
Some examples can be find in this section:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl
Anyone know why please, and which takes precedence?
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Anyone explain the purpose of these two please,
or more useful, the difference?
xslt 2.0 doesn't like including both of them.
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Some time back there was a thread talking about some wiki code
that used docbook?
Another list I'm on is asking about getting docbook from a wiki.
Can anyone remember where it was please?
TIA,
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Camille. Simple xincludes yes, but not partial includes.
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a .net app would hack it without jumping into another language
to process the relaxNG?
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for the great work made on DocBook.
Yes, that's the only way.
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In case you didn't know.
emacs 22.1 is out. 6 years after 21!
http://www.gnu.org/order/ftp.html
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has what explanations I've gathered.
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I'm not having much success with jpegs, using jpg as the extension.
gif's show up, but the quality is rubbish.
converted to png in Gimp, the png fails to show at all
(html output, 1.72)
Any suggestions as to what's going wrong please?
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I'm not having much success with jpegs, using jpg as the extension.
gif's show up, but the quality is rubbish.
converted to png in Gimp, the png fails to show at all
(html output, 1.72)
Any suggestions as to what's going wrong please?
It's me being daft.
I output to a named
?
Just a little scepticism Mike?
I've seen lots of 'perfect XML creation tools', as I'm sure have others.
I've yet to see one do more than quite simple document creation.
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http://docbook.sourceforge.net/
-DocBook.org — official documentation
- download the DocBook schema/DTD.
Links to http://docbook.org/oasis/index.html
seems there's a redirect to http://docbook.org/schemasindex.html
which is 404?
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Would FO support be viable?
No.
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Maybe am I wrong and then, could you tell me how I can get a pure,
table-less output?
You need to define 'pure'.
You mentioned accessibility. Is that your goal?
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GOption patch and
to Patric Stout of ISeeR for providing the web hosting and being
on-hand to sort out the teething troubles.
Regards,
Tony Graham.
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it been abandoned? For many reasons, I am very interested in getting
semantical, CSS styled XHTML output.
So are many of us, which is why we choose docbook!
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help me get started or is that even necessary? I can do html, css,
ruby but have no experience with xml except for minimal experience
listed above.
I'm ex www.rnib.org.uk so I know the not-for-profit scenario.
Let me know if I can help.
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within the constraints of what you can
afford?
Learn the compliance table fo fop; then complain about not being able to
do X or Y Hendy.
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=select: label/ shows a
suitable script/para
example xml:id=routing.ex6
titleThe NVDL script for xref linkend='routing.ex1'//title
programlisting
Gets me
Example 2.9 shows a suitable script
Perfect.
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At 08:29 17/03/2003 -0800, Carlos Araya wrote:
More information:
If you're having problems with the XML parser that comes withjdk1.4.X,
look at Sun's Endorsed Standards Override Mechanism
(http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/docs/guide/standards/). This is apparently a
compatibility problem between
At 13:50 14/03/2003 +0100, Gour wrote:
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From theoretical point of view RNG is cool schema language especially
for grammar-based document types like DocBook. AFAIK there is zero
support for RNG in XML content creation tools (editors). And you will
have
I'm playing with docbook via a servlet,
with queries into mySQL database.
That means I may get n results.
Each row would refer to a single qnaentry.
I'd like to wrap them all in a single html document,
each entry in some wrapper.
Has anyone looked at this class of customisation please?
regards
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On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 04:34:43PM +, Dave Pawson wrote:
I'm playing with docbook via a servlet,
with queries into mySQL database.
That means I may get n results.
Each row would refer to a single qnaentry.
I'd like to wrap them all
At 11:15 01/02/2003 +0100, Tobias Reif wrote:
Hi
I use Norman Walsh's XSLTs 1.59.2 to generate FO.
Setting stuff via the titlepage mechanism works so far: changing
!ENTITY hsize5 24.8832pt
to be 4pt changes the generated FO, and makes chapter titles very small.
But changing font-weight=bold
At 14:20 21/01/2003 -0600, Adam DiCarlo wrote:
What we want is:
1. distributor
2. author
3. user
And Jeff Beal's point is very much to the point. I don't know how to
achieve what we want. I had thought (mistakenly) that external CSS is
higher priority than HTMLHEAD... CSS.
To the user
At 13:34 20/01/2003 -0600, Paul Grosso wrote:
But CSS use can happen in three levels:
1. in the style attribute
2. in the style element
3. in a separate stylesheet.
There are extra problems with managing standalone stylesheets
(much as I appreciate the benefits of separating content and
At 11:55 20/01/2003 -0800, Carlos Araya wrote:
If folks here think that's the way to go I'd agree (I do most of my web
design with CSS). You just need to be careful not to break all the existing
documents for people using older browsers.
Hi Carlos.
No problem with the backwards compatibility
At 13:05 21/01/2003 -0500, ed nixon wrote:
For my part, I'd like to think that there was solid support from the
DocBook community to aim for WAI Guidelines conformance at some meaningful
level out of the box;
And it does pretty damn well Ed :-)
Mainly thanks to Norms work with the
At 13:21 20/01/2003 -0500, Norman Walsh wrote:
Historically, the stylesheets have tried to walk some sort of a line
between relying on CSS and getting reasonable results in browsers that
don't support CSS.
Is it time to move that line farther out, removing things that could
be done with CSS and
At 11:10 20/01/2003 -0800, Bob Stayton wrote:
I'm concerned about the transition.
Docbook is (has been) pretty good about that to date Bob.
*** We will do this at that version, be warned ***
I think that's viable with CSS.
CSS1 is probably right though, with CSS2 lurking for sexy stuff :-)
http://www.arbortext.com/Think_Tank/Norm_s_Column/Issue_Three/body_issue_three.html#N703
Now 404
I had it linked from the faq.
Anyone copied it ... elsewhere?
I guess his old employers don't want it anymore?
regards DaveP
At 13:19 15/01/2003 -0600, Robin Cover wrote:
possibly:
http://xml.coverpages.org/walshSystemsIDsNewURL.html
???
grin/ MM maybe Robin :-)
Glad we can trust some net resources.
Thanks. DaveP.
At 23:10 14/01/2003 -0500, Kevin Dunn wrote:
I am using website 2.3 and have within layout.xml:
tocentry page=myfile.xml dir=mydir filename=myfile.html/
myfile.xml contains:
mediaobjectimageobjectimagedata fileref=../graphics/mygif.gif
format=GIF width=50% align=center//imageobject/mediaobject
At 22:08 14/01/2003 -0800, Bob Stayton wrote:
Currently, no. But this would make a fine feature request.
Hi Bob.
What about the idea of a general graphics-path param?
Then Kevin could simply use the graphics file name and
the param value is prepended to that?
Sounds good to me.
regards
At 02:12 31/12/2002 -0500, Kevin Dunn wrote:
What is the purpose of having multiple tocs in website? I have
experimented with it and can see how it works; it is almost as if it
builds two completely separate websites, but with the same look and
feel. Under what circumstances are multiple tocs
Using website 2.2,
the image in the very top left hand corner of the page (I think it should
be the duckbook image)
is neither mentioned in the param.xsl nor omitted.
Any suggestions for the requisite param please?
Or is it a std docbook param?
TIA DaveP
At 16:12 20/12/2002 +, Dave Pawson wrote:
Using website 2.2,
the image in the very top left hand corner of the page (I think it should
be the duckbook image)
is neither mentioned in the param.xsl nor omitted.
Any suggestions for the requisite param please?
Or is it a std docbook param
At 14:33 14/12/2002 -0800, Bob Stayton wrote:
My doc covers both file path references and catalog references.
For those just getting started, it is simpler to point to a
real file on their local system. After they get that working,
I have a whole chapter on XML catalogs.
Having been there
At 18:08 01/12/2002 +0900, Shawn wrote:
I am happily using ant to build my html (thanks to dpawson
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/ant.html ) but don't understand it's
relationship to website.
When trying to build a website (to see what it's like and how it's different
from chunking my html
At 08:07 29/11/2002 +0100, Stephan Wiesner wrote:
'make' sounds interesting. Anybody doing that with Ant? (I read the
article from http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/ant.html, but didn't
understand it).
I'd be interested to know which bits didn't work for you Stephan?
I doubt you are alone.
At 17:24 29/11/2002 +0900, Shawn wrote:
Also, in the article on ant at http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/ant.html,
It suggests using
pathelement path=../ !-- for catalogManager.properties --
I'm green and don't know where .. is (under the current directory?) so I
put mine in a catalogs
At 09:53 29/11/2002 +, Ashley J.S Mills wrote:
Here is what I do:
http://supportweb.cs.bham.ac.uk/documentation/tutorials/
Is all that lot docbook Ashley?
Quite an impessive collection.
regards DaveP
At 14:05 17/11/2002, Gerrit Kuilder wrote:
Hello All,
I have spend the last three hours looking for what must be the best kept secret on
the internet:
grin/You forgot to face South, spin 3 times whilst chanting !
What does the command look like for creating the sample website as it is
At 17:19 17/11/2002, Daniel S. Haischt wrote:
${JAVA} -cp ${CLASSPATH} com.icl.saxon.StyleSheet \
-o . \
-x org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.ResolvingXMLReader \
-y org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.ResolvingXMLReader \
-r org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.CatalogResolver \
At 17:22 17/11/2002, Gerrit Kuilder wrote:
Hi Dave,
the * were created by copying and pasting and some formatting stuff in mozilla
The shouyld look like '../'
Anyway... The new and improved saxonweb.bat looks like:
REM begin Bat
set CLASSPATH=D:\saxon6_5_2\saxon.jar;D:\saxon6_5_2\saxon64.jar
cd
At 21:12 12/11/2002, Bob Stayton wrote:
On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 02:18:47PM +0100, Marko Petersen wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to add a line between the main-reference-area and
the footnote-reference-area in the PDF output. Has anybody an
idea how to do this?
I don't see any way to do this. When
At 00:49 13/11/2002, Michael Smith wrote:
features.
You can download the release at:
http://xml.apache.org/commons/
If the text weren't restricted by the included font size in the CSS
I might be able to read it Michael.
Regards DaveP.
At 19:00 11/11/2002, David Cramer wrote:
Turns out the error is not so spurious after all--although the document does contain
an id, my customization makes it impossible for the rest of the docbook xsls to
resolve the xrefs and you end up with ??? in the output. My understanding of this is
At 01:12 10/11/2002, Bob Stayton wrote:
The line in question is:
xsl:for-each select=$current.nodeset/node()
Since $current.nodeset is created with a xsl:copy-of, it
is a result tree fragment. How come your processor doesn't
stumble on this?
I use it regularly, with SAXON 6.5.2, setting
on comp.text.xml a ann tells us of epcedit.
Reasonable price for non commercial use.
Has anyone tried it please?
*nix and win32.
http://www.epcedit.com/Products/Features/features.html
for features.
Just curious.
DaveP
At 19:44 06/11/2002, Jeff Beal wrote:
I tried the trial version for a few days, and it seemed pretty good. It's
been a while, and I don't remember many specifics, but I do remember it had
a good table editor. It was a bit unique, in that you didn't edit the table
in-place. Your editing pane
At 15:17 25/10/2002, Paul Grosso wrote:
At 23:58 2002 10 24 -0700, Bob Stayton wrote:
I don't believe there is any support in DocBook XSL for end
notes instead of footnotes. On the FO side, I don't think
XSL-FO has direct support for end notes using the
fo:footnote element. End notes would make
At 12:07 23/10/2002, Hery wrote:
Hi,
is there someone who tried direct conversion from an xml docbook to latex file ?
A certain gentleman in Ireland was very interested in this.
He maintains the xml faq.
http://www.ucc.ie/xml/
Peter by name.
I don't know just how far he got with it.
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