The webhelp output is just an enhancement of the HTML output -- I use a shared CSS to style webhelp and html. It's possible that if you import your HTML CSS/XSL/whatever it might require very little in the way of changes to work for webhelp.
-Katie On Wed, Oct 21, 2015 at 9:51 PM, Aristedes Maniatis <a...@ish.com.au> wrote: > Thanks for that hint. I didn't know that, and perhaps I should try to reverse > engineer how webhelp works in this regard. But I'd rather not start from > scratch since I have extensive styling already around the existing html > output and I don't want to change anything other than generating the TOC in a > different way. > > Ari > > > BTW: what is the difference between docbook and docbook-apps mailing lists? > Are they meant to represent docbook-dev and docbook-users? > > > On 22/10/2015 12:46pm, Peter Desjardins wrote: >> [moving to docbook-apps] >> >> What you are describing sounds like the webhelp output. Did you >> consider using that? >> >> Webhelp produces HTML pages with the full TOC on each page. I have >> customized the HTML and CSS significantly to match different web >> sites and branding. >> >> Peter
