On 26.6.2013 14:51, Eduard Tibet wrote: > Olga, if your docbook xml source is quite simple in structure maybe other > approach to xml rendering have to be chosen? What about direct xml rendering > by CSS? In these posts [1],[2] you can find out the details about it.
Please note that CSS doesn't provide means to make links functional and
to show images. This can be solved for some browsers by using CSS
extensions or HTC/XBL, or alternatively you can attach simple XSLT which
will turn DocBook links and images into HTML links/images and then rest
of rendering you can handle by CSS.
Jirka
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