Petr Nalevka wrote: > > first of all thanks for this excellent editor which I think is now the > only reasonable way how to edit DocBook for non-technical people in a a > visual manner. > > My issue is: I have a huge modular document which has more than 120 > pages
120 pages is not that big. We routinely test XXE against a 600 page book without major performance problems. The slowness probably comes from your (high-resolution) images. I would recommend to try working with the CSS style sheet called "Images displayed as thumbnails". > including maybe 30 images and huge tables. This makes XML Mind > perform very slowly when I open the main document with all the > XIncludes. It takes 20 seconds just to resize the editor window. > > I'm wondering if there is a way how to customize the DocBook styles to > only show a preview of the included fragment (anyway it is not directly > editable in the main document), or if it would be possible to only show > an empty box saying that here is an include from a ceratin href and I > could do CTRL+Shift+E to follow the include into a new tab as usual. > > I'm not much familiar with the customization documentation, so I wonder > if this could be achieved just in the customization layer, not touching > XXE sources. > > What would be really great, to have it just in styles so beside "Show > info about included elements" in Menu->View I could choose "Collapsed > includes" or something similar. > Yes, this is possible (and even pretty easy to do) but you need to specify such CSS style sheet yourself. This CSS style sheet should contain the following rule: --- @namespace prop "http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/namespace/property";; *:property(prop|inclusion) { content: property(prop|inclusion); color: red; } --- How to do this cleanly (that is, not touching XXE sources or configurations) is explained in "XMLmind XML Editor - Configuration and Deployment", "Adding a custom CSS style sheet" http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/configure/add_css.html --> The quick and dirty way: add the above CSS rule in XXE_install_dir/addon/config/docbook/css/docbook.css if your document is a DocBook 4 document and in XXE_install_dir/addon/config/docbook5/css/docbook5.css if your document is a DocBook 5 document.
