* G.L. Grobe [EMAIL PROTECTED] [011013 16:37]:
For doing something as simple as changing background color and the sizes of
titles on my main page, is there really no other way than to learn the
driver syntax and have to write a *.dsl file? I was browsing through all my
*.dsl files looking for
Michael Wiedmann wrote:
* G.L. Grobe [EMAIL PROTECTED] [011013 16:37]:
For doing something as simple as changing background color and the sizes of
titles on my main page, is there really no other way than to learn the
driver syntax and have to write a *.dsl file? I was browsing through
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On Fri, Oct 12, 2001 at 09:03:25PM -0500, G.L. Grobe wrote:
So basically, I've got a *.dsl like below. Once I put in my own definitions,
how do I use this w/ 'db2html myDocbookFile.sgm' so that my
For doing something as simple as changing background color and the sizes of
titles on my main page, is there really no other way than to learn the
driver syntax and have to write a *.dsl file? I was browsing through all my
*.dsl files looking for examples, but have yet to find one. Wouldn't there
So basically, I've got a *.dsl like below. Once I put in my own definitions,
how do I use this w/ 'db2html myDocbookFile.sgm' so that my changes take
place. I'm thinking this is how cosmetics are done like background colors,
font sizes, etc...
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!DOCTYPE style-sheet PUBLIC -//James Clark//DTD
From: G.L. Grobe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've put the following line in my *.sgm docbook file (tried in several
places):
xsl:param name=html.stylesheetmybook.css/xsl:param
But when I run 'db2html my.sgm' ... I get stuff like:
jade:../acais.sgm:9:4:E: character : not allowed in attribute
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/ G.L. Grobe [EMAIL PROTECTED] was heard to say:
| I've seen the docbook.css that is added to the directory to where all my
| htmls are generated (though how it gets there I'm not sure and also not sure
| where it comes from as I've got them all over my
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To: "G.L. Grobe" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 4:02 AM
Subject: Re: DOCBOOK: docbook cosmetics
"G.L. Grobe" wrote:
I've finally got the hang of building some documentation but ...
Anyone have any references of where I may
On Fri, Sep 21, 2001 at 01:14:20AM -0500, G.L. Grobe wrote:
Anyone have any references of where I may be able to look about how
to properly add background colors, shade in those example text
areas, font sizes, etc.. cosmetic things.
You should write a customisation layer of the DSSSL or XSL
I've finally got the hang of building some
documentation but ...
Anyone have any references of where I may be able
to lookabout how to properly add background
colors, shade in those example text areas, font sizes, etc.. cosmetic
things.
Any help much
appreciated!
Quick question that I didn't see any tags for in
the reference pages (unless Ioverlooked them).
I just started w/ docbook and am wondering how to
properly add background colors, shade in those example text areas, font sizes,
etc.. cosmetic things.
Thanks,
Hello,
DocBook does not contain any cosmetics. These are generated from the
stylesheets, either XSLT or DSSSL depending on the DocBook you are using.
To make you life easy you may want to check out DocPro.
http://www.commandprompt.com/products_DocPro.lxp
J
On Sat, 8 Sep 2001, G.L. Grobe
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