/ Jaime Irving Dávila Latorre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say: | I'm not sure if I got right this idea, because if I put some sort of | markup on the source code, it will be presented verbatim (because the | <programlisting> will be around the pre-processed code) on the html | output. Do I need to twist my personal stylesheets so that the output of | programlisting won't be processed verbatim?
Perhaps. If you just want to make keywords (for example) italic, but you don't mind the verbatim font, you can use things like this: <programlisting> some <emphasis>keyword</emphasis> in this line </programlisting> If you want a non-verbatim font, you've got a much harder task ahead of you because it'll be very difficult to get the horizontal alignment right with a proportional font. In fact, I think you'll have to use...ugh...tables to do it. Be seeing you, norm -- Norman Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | The things we have most longed for http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/ | do not happen; or if they do, it Chair, DocBook Technical Committee | is never at the time nor under the | circumstances when they could have | made us happiest.--La Bruy\`ere