On 08/03/15 22:41, Martin Doucha wrote:
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Put the l:i18n section into a separate XML file (e.g. l10n-data.xml)
and link to it using the local.l10n.xml parameter like this:
xsl:param name=local.l10n.xml select=document('l10n-data.xml')/
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Thanks Martin,
I did that. The PDF output (and the
On 09/03/15 07:55, Thomas Schraitle wrote:
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You are missing the important xml:lang attribute in your root element.
Without that attribute, all generated texts are created in English by
default. Add the line
xml:lang=nl
into your article without using any customization layer at all.
On 08/03/15 22:29, Erik Leunissen wrote:
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So the text Bijlage is to be prepended to the appendix number.
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Such prepended text doesn't even I show up in my output if I apply just
the stock stylesheets without any customization at all.
Am I right that prepending text, like Appendix to
Hi Erik,
On Sun, 08 Mar 2015 22:29:12 +0100
Erik Leunissen e...@xs4all.nl wrote:
I want the label of an appendix in an article to show up in a final
PDF as follows:
Bijlage 1. SomeDutchTitle
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# Docbook XML source
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
article version=5.0
Hi all,
I want the label of an appendix in an article to show up in a final PDF
as follows:
Bijlage 1. SomeDutchTitle
(The word Bijlage is Dutch for Appendix.)
So the text Bijlage is to be prepended to the appendix number.
Chapter 9 of the book Docbook XSL, The complete
Guide, pages 105 and
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Dne 8.3.2015 v 22:29 Erik Leunissen napsal(a):
Below, you find a minimal docbook xml source. Also a minimal
docbook xsl file, analogous to the above customization in English,
which I applied using xsltproc. Finally, I used fop to generate the
