Michael Bauder wrote: > Another problem we have now is that > if we use an inlinegraphic element with a small picture (20x20) and > scale > it for example to 80 percent it works fine for a pdf or inside the XML > Editor > window, but if i generate html the picture gets really big. Most of the > time > four times as big.... > The problem is still there in XXE v2.11.
The XML document is converted to HTML using the XSLT style sheets found at http://docbook.sourceforge.net/projects/xsl/. Sorry but we do not maintain nor support these XSLT style sheets. The only thing I can say is that you cannot expect much from the rendering of images in HTML, not because the authors of the XSLT style sheets did a bad job, but because HTML is not as expressive as XSL-FO (conversion to PDF) or as XXE (rendering on screen) when dealing with images. > Do you have some documents about special processing. For example how to > insert a page-break or > keep-together attribute in XXE. You'll have to insert processing instructions such as --- <?hard-pagebreak?> --- in your XML document. You'll probably find everything you need in this book: http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/
