maurizio codogno wrote: >>>I just started using XMLmind to generate a DocBook file, but I am >>>not an expert so I have a problem in customization of text. >>> >>>According to http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/CustomGentext.html , >>>I should be able to override the XSL transformation. > > >>There is no clean way to do such advanced customization. You need to >>directly modify the (Norman Walsh's) DocBook XSL stylesheets bundled >>with XXE. > > > so there isn't even a way to have those modification on a per-project > basis? (well, maybe I may add something like a parameter)
Yes, you can do very clean things, easily maintainable and on a per-project basis, but this is the free support and it would take me half of day of work to help you achieve exactly what you want. Most people are not disturbed by doing quick and dirty things: if they don't like the stock DocBook XSL stylesheets bundled with XXE then they simply use a text editor and directly modify them. All the DocBook XSL stylesheets are found in <XXE_install_dir>/config/docbook/xsl/. Everything said on the SageHill book applies to the XSL files bundled with XXE.
