Tobias Reif wrote:
Jeff Biss
wrote:
Numbered sections permit a person to identify subsections
easier because of the hierarchical numbering.
That might go for the DocBook author, but not for the transformation tool.
And the reader of the generated presentational
On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 11:44:36AM +0300, Alexander Voropay wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I am maintaining a long FAQ list (RU.LINUX FAQ).
>
> It was done with DocBook XML + XSL.
>
> It is really big list, so, I use chunked-html to store
> all HTML parts separately. It works fine with
> tags (one HTML pe
On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 09:16:10AM -0600, Jeff Biss wrote:
> Xyvind,
>
> I'm sure someone far more knowledgable will also respond but here's my
> input.
>
> 1. HTML is very limited in the elements that it provides so your large
> selection of elements in XML source files must be mapped to the
Jeff Biss wrote:
As I read the DocBook the numbered sections COULD be numbered but don't
have to be. If they are numbered then an obvious hierarchy is generated.
If they are not numbered then the converted output would look like
unnumbered sections.
Can you list the quotes? TIA.
Correct.
On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 04:36:40PM +0100, Xyvind Heggen wrote:
> I've been searching the list but can't seem to find any real info on
> this.
>
> How do one set meta tags with docbook ?
>
> I want the html file to contain :
>
>
>
>
For these two meta names, there is some direct support
in D
From: Dave Pawson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> > Unfortunately, I can't produce chunked-html for my FAQ
> >with . All XSL processors produces ONE BIG
> >html.
> > Does anyone know, Is there any way to produce chunked FAQ ?
>
> For HTML output I use the website DTD and stylesheets.
> Th
Jeff Biss wrote:
Numbered sections permit a person to identify subsections easier because
of the hierarchical numbering.
That might go for the DocBook author, but not for the transformation tool.
And the reader of the generated presentational format (eg web, book)
doesn't care if the DocBook
I've been searching the list but can't seem to find any real info on
this.
How do one set meta tags with docbook ?
I want the html file to contain :
Regards Øyvind
On Fri, Jan 31, 2003 at 02:57:03PM -0500, Norman Walsh wrote:
> Add a 'continuation' attribute with enumerated values "continues" and
> "restarts" to the elements that have a 'linenumbering' attribute
> (programlisting, screen, etc.). If specified, it indicates the
> starting line number for that e
Øyvind,
I'm sure someone far more knowledgable will also respond but here's my
input.
1. HTML is very limited in the elements that it provides so your large
selection of elements in XML source files must be mapped to the fewer
selection of elements in HTML.
2 and 3. To change how your XML is
Hello,
Here's my 2 cents worth. There are no set rules as to when to use
numbered sections versus unnumbered sections, it really depends on your
document and the audience. Trends change, and for some reason numbered
sections fell out of favor.
Numbered sections permit a person to identify subs
Tobias Reif wrote:
I think numbered sections (like sect1) aren't as common now as
they once were, with nested sections being used more, but that's
just an impression I have. I don't know how accurate it is.
I see; I could simply use section elements and none of sect[1-5].
That's news to me
Hicould
anyone suggest a good mechanism to detect errorswhile converting to xml.
process includes pdf to rtf to xmlWe convert documents as well as
databases.Many thanksRocky
Hi
My document is structured like this :
Book
Chapter
sect1
sect2
sect3
/sect3
/sect
/sect1
/Chapter
/book
When building html and html_chunks, Book crates a H1 tag, Chapter and
sect1 creates H2, sect2 creates H3 etc.
Questi
Hi!
I am maintaining a long FAQ list (RU.LINUX FAQ).
It was done with DocBook XML + XSL.
It is really big list, so, I use chunked-html to store
all HTML parts separately. It works fine with
tags (one HTML per section).
I've found special tags for FAQs :
e.t.c. It looks very good for me.
Norman Walsh wrote:
The DocBook TC proposes to close this issue by making two changes to
DocBook:
1. Add a 'class' attribute to othercredit with the enumerated values
graphicdesigner, productioneditor, copyeditor, technicaleditor,
translator, and other. Comments on, or suggestions for add
Norman Walsh wrote:
/ Camille Bégnis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| I was probably sleeping when TC discussed the new blockinfo element. I
| feel it is also needed in partintro.
| Rationale: partintro element is found on the same level as appendix,
| article, chapter, preface, etc. whi
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