Alexander Dupuy wrote:
> In the XML entities file iso-num.ent (ISO Numeric and Special Graphic
> Entities V0.3 $Id: iso-num.ent,v 1.3 2002/06/13 17:39:20 nwalsh Exp $)
> there are the following two rather odd definitions of & and <:
>
>
>
>
> which effectively define the < entity as "<" and
Jeff Biss wrote:
> >>
>
> I should have been a bit more clear on what I was really asking, which
> is where are these defined?
Where are *what* defined?
*is* a definition. It is establishing that
there is an entity named "local.list.class", consisting of an empty string.
The % indicates that i
The TDG reference page for says
In DocBook V4.0, Affiliation will be removed from some of the places in
which it now occurs. Instead of appearing inside Author, for example, a new
wrapper element will be created to hold Author, AuthorBlurb, and
Affiliation.
It looks to me like and
sdocbook.dtd has a typo:
^^
(should be footnoteref)
It also still says v1.0b2 in the comments.
- Mike
mike j. brown | xml/xslt: http://skew.org/xml/
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I wrote:
> IIRC, the main issue is the size of l10n.xml. Parsing this takes forever.
Correction: The slowness is not during parsing, rather it's during XSLT key
preparation. I've moved this thread to the docbook-apps list.
- Mike
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Norman Walsh wrote:
> | ... :)
>
> No, that's not the same thing at all. The content model of listitem in
> DocBook is required to be block content. You can't not put the para in
> there.
> [...]
> I consider it a browser bug that
>
>
> para 1
> para 2
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>
> does not render the way yo
Norman Walsh wrote:
> Yes. One of the factors that contributed to the design of Simplified
> was the design of HTML which forbids blocks in paragraphs.
Good. Although, by the same reasoning, you shouldn't be doing things like
... :)
One thing I frequently need to do is something like this:
ยท n
Hi,
I'm attempting to use Simplified DocBook 1.0b2. I have a couple of questions
about it. I've only dabbled in DocBook before, so please forgive my ignorance
or point me to a FAQ or more appropriate forum if this isn't the place to ask.
1. http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/para.html shows an e
