DOCBOOK-APPS: Using both chunk.xsl and changebars.xsl
Hi, Is it possible to use both chunk.xsl and changebars.xsl? If I import them both, no matter in what order, the changebars stylesheet won't have any effect. The only workaround I could find was to import changebars.xsl into docbook.xsl by adding an xsl:import line, and remove the line which imports docbook.xsl in changebars.xsl. Is there a cleaner way to do it? Thanks in advance. Raphael
Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: Using both chunk.xsl and changebars.xsl
Raphael Goubet wrote: Is it possible to use both chunk.xsl and changebars.xsl? If I import them both, no matter in what order, the changebars stylesheet won't have any effect. The only workaround I could find was to import changebars.xsl into docbook.xsl by adding an xsl:import line, and remove the line which imports docbook.xsl in changebars.xsl. Is there a cleaner way to do it? Make your own copy of changebars.xsl (e.g. changebars-chunk.xsl) and change xsl:import href=docbook.xsl/ to xsl:import href=chunk.xsl/. It should (could;-) work. Jirka -- - Jirka Kosek e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kosek.cz
DOCBOOK-APPS: xsl and toc deepness
Hi! I am the guy, who is working on the PHP Documentations new CHM format (which uses XSL style sheets instead of the DSSSL ones used for the other formats). One of the most annoying problems with the XSL style sheets so far was the TOC deepness parameter. I cannot get the same TOC deepness as in the DSSSL documentation (or at least a normal one). Anything in the corresponding param more then zero produces a TOC going as deep as it can (which makes a horrible frontpage for the PHP manual with ~3000 HTML pages (all listed on the front page). If you look at http://php.net/manual/en/ you'll see that the DSSSL generated toc is quite normal, and I would like to achive that thing... I have used: xsl:param name=toc.section.depth0/xsl:param And it prodoced a TOC with only the topmost elements, and I have tested: xsl:param name=toc.section.depth1/xsl:param and it produced a TOC as deep as it can bee... ;((( Thanks for your help, Goba
Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: xsl and toc deepness
Gabor Hojtsy wrote: I have used: xsl:param name=toc.section.depth0/xsl:param And it prodoced a TOC with only the topmost elements, and I have tested: xsl:param name=toc.section.depth1/xsl:param and it produced a TOC as deep as it can bee... ;((( This simply works for me. Do you have recent version of stylesheets? Does this error occur on section elements or on other elements like refentries? Jirka -- - Jirka Kosek e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kosek.cz
Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: xsl and toc deepness
I have used: xsl:param name=toc.section.depth0/xsl:param And it prodoced a TOC with only the topmost elements, and I have tested: xsl:param name=toc.section.depth1/xsl:param and it produced a TOC as deep as it can bee... ;((( This simply works for me. Do you have recent version of stylesheets? I am using 1.51.1 (upgraded three days ago). BTW the problem was here all the time any version I've used before Does this error occur on section elements or on other elements like refentries? Both the major TOC, and all section TOCs (like the toc for parts in the PHP manual are infinite deep - seems like it's treated as a boolean switch :( Goba
DOCBOOK-APPS: xsl fop and glossary format in pdf trouble
hello all i'm using the xsl stylesheets to create a pdf file using fop everything in the latest version i have a problem with my glossary due to the fact, that e have relatively long terms, the term is written over the definition in pdf, where the glossary is in table format. questions: 1. is there a variable to get my glossary in block format like for variablelist through: xsl:param name=variablelist.as.blocks select=1/ 2. is there a possibility to make the term wrap in its table cell, this would be the best. thanks in advance, bernd
Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: xsl fop and glossary format in pdf trouble
On Tue, Jun 11, 2002 at 05:21:20PM +0200, zope-mailinglist wrote: hello all i'm using the xsl stylesheets to create a pdf file using fop everything in the latest version i have a problem with my glossary due to the fact, that e have relatively long terms, the term is written over the definition in pdf, where the glossary is in table format. questions: 1. is there a variable to get my glossary in block format like for variablelist through: xsl:param name=variablelist.as.blocks select=1/ 2. is there a possibility to make the term wrap in its table cell, this would be the best. Well, a glossary isn't in a table. The current fo stylesheet puts a glossary in a fo:list-block, glossentries in a fo:list-item, the glossterm in a fo:list-item-label and the glossdef in a fo:list-item-body. So the fo output is already doing the equivalent of the variablelist. The label just isn't being handled properly by FOP when it is longer than its designated width. -- Bob Stayton 400 Encinal Street Publications Architect Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Technical Publications voice: (831) 427-7796 Caldera International, Inc. fax: (831) 429-1887 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
