Rishi Khan wrote: >> We did that for XHTML (which means that this is feasible) but not for >> DocBook. > I tried the HTML export and it did not create the flags at all. I guess > the DocBook --> HTML converter saves/supports them. Also, I tried to > open the resulting HTML in XMLMind and it doesn't work. It looks like > the converter makes HTML and not XHTML.
Sorry for the misunderstanding. I meant that we support revision flags in CSS when you edit XHTML in XXE. > I got the following XSL from DeltaXML (they have a free download for > this part at http://www.deltaxml.com/library/how-to-compare-docbook.html ) > The XSL is attached. How can I add these transforms to the Docbook > before it makes the FO file? > This should be described in "DocBook XSL: The Complete Guide" by Bob Stayton. http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/ Excerpts of: http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Changebars.html ``There is not yet a stylesheet in the DocBook XSL distribution for XSL-FO change output like there is for HTML output. However, there is a freely downloadable stylesheet changebars.xsl from DeltaXML Ltd. at http://www.deltaxml.com/library/how-to-compare-docbook.html. The company sells the DeltaXML difference engine, and provides a free comparison service to try it out. The stylesheet works with their DocBook change output, as well as the output from DiffMk. The DeltaXML changebars.xsl stylesheet imports the stock fo/docbook.xsl stylesheet. You may need to edit the changebars.xsl file to change the relative path in the xsl:import statement to find your local copy of the DocBook stylesheets.''
