1) Problem Description:
How can I get the html style sheet to bold
for markup emphasis role=strong ?
2) DocBook Xml DTD: V4.1.2
3) DocBook Style: V1.41
4) Style Sheet: html xtchunk.xsl
5) Xt: V19991105 under Xae
6) Xp: V0.5 under Xae
7) Xae: V1.0
1) Problem Description:
What do I have to change in the stylesheet
to get a monofont for type markup. As it
is, the font does not appear to be different
from the rest of the text. This is true for
a various other markups rendered in HTML.
I don't know much about Xsl stylesheets, but
that is
Gershon L Joseph wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jul 2001, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
My belief is that there is no reliable, mature, easy-to-use product to
make PDF from Docbook. The nearest might be the Framemaker route,
perhaps via DSSSL, I suspect, but even that is a vale full of tears.
face it,
Norman Walsh wrote:
Jeffrey Franks wrote:
| However, I'm able to express the bnf, but I can't figure out how to
| connect
| the description (several line paragraph) to the right-hand side.
Can you provide an example of what you'd like to be able to do?
Yes, there's a doodle at end
Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
FOP: java, changing constantly, getting better. a
typical open source non-stable project (thats not a criticism)
XEP: from RenderX, a slightly unusual small company who are really
interested in big contracts not individual sales. more stable,
1) Problem Description:
I can't seem to get cell over-ride to work
within a table, such as:
entry rowsep=0
Is this broke?
2) DocBook Xml DTD: V4.1.2
3) DocBook Style: V1.41
4) Style Sheet: html xtchunk.xsl
5) Xt: V19991105 under Xae
6) Xp: V0.5 under Xae
Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
Jeffrey Franks writes:
summary: immature marketplace.
I'm a newbie trying to get a lay of the landscape too.
Is Sgml/Dsssl a better approach to produce PDF with less pain?
not really, because there you have have just one processor to
choose from
Jirka Kosek wrote:
Nico Morgan wrote:
Is there an XSL template for RTF output?
Actually not, but you may use DSSSL stylesheet and Jade to get RTF.
Company colourscheme adjustments before I print... My instinct with PDF is
to output to RTF, clean it up, add page breaks, add a nice
Jirka Kosek wrote:
Jeffrey Franks wrote:
Can you suggest a solution for a Unix/Linux platform? I have a table
intensive
document in DocBook Xml that must get to PDF somehow. My expectation is
that
it would look like a real book, with a real index, and not look ugly.
May be using
Hi,
Since I'm having all kinds of table trouble I decided to poke around Xsl
1.41 with my exception Xml/Xsl/Xslt knowledge of one month.
AFAIK, looks like spanspec is totally missing. Then again I'm a newbie
and might have this wrong.
Any takers?
--
Jeffrey L. Franks (Web)
Please check my solution regarding column spans under Open Exchange
model:
!--
spanspec spanname=hspan namest=c1 nameend=c2 align=left
--
entry namest=c1 nameend=c2 align=left
This seems to work for HTML. Does it work for PDF too?
Do you see any other gotcha's?
--
Jeffrey L. Franks (Web)
I've just received a requirement to document a grammar with
Backus-Naur Form (BNF).
The example given shows several BNF definitions, each one having
a description paragraph very much like a variablelist rendering.
A variablelist can't be used however, because term does not
allow a verbatum
Hi,
Can someone help me with the following three problem areas?
Here is the front part of the book.xml file...
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
!DOCTYPE book PUBLIC -//Arbortext//DTD DocBk XML V2.0//EN
file:home/jlf/xae/xae/doctypes/docbook/docbookx.dtd [
!ENTITY ora O'Reilly amp;
Hi,
Can someone suggest the right markup for
X Resources items?
For example, would a discussion of an
XmFontList resource be marked up with
property or symbol or maybe something
else?
-- Jeff
Hi,
I couldn't find a PSGML for dummies for the following question.
DocBook provides a way scaling up a document and breaking it into
pieces and identifying the pieces with entities that have the actual
file name.
The problem is that I can't edit the pieces because the DOCTYPE
declaration
is
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