Steve Beuret wrote: > > How can I get a more useful rendering of the funcsynopsis tags (and > it's children funcprototype, funcdef, function, paramdef, parameter, > replaceable, etc.) in the editor? > > It shows up all on one line and nearly unreadably small. The > conversion to HTML is okay in ansi mode, but I have to resort to the > tree to work with these tags in the editor. (Standard Edition V2.3) >
The DocBook CSS stylesheet has been completely rewritten (a enormous task) and will be part of next release. This should greatly improve the rendering of the elements you cite. > I haven't fully wrapped my head around the many layers of xsl and > css files that make all this work but I'm not totally clueless > either. Got any ideas? There are no layers at all. In fact, it is very simple. Rendering on screen just requires XXE and config/docbook/css/docbook-collapsible.css or docbook.css (which imports a number of CSS files). The CSS style sheet is maintained by XMLmind. Conversion to HTML just requires saxon, the XSLT engine bundled with XXE, and config/docbook/xsl/html/docbook.xsl or config/docbook/xsl/html/chunk.xsl (which includes a number of XSLT files). The XSL style sheet is *not* maintained by XMLmind (that is, we just bundle a copy with XXE). Its author is Norman Walsh. See also http://docbook.sourceforge.net/support.html And there is no implementation relationship between rendering on screen and conversion to HTML.
