Oops, I goofed - turning on table.borders.with.css does handle the table
frame=topbot attribute - I think the colsep=0 defeated it.
The output is almost what I expect, but not quite: the tgroup template
treats both the top and topbot the same:
xsl:when test=../@frame='topbot' or
At 11:12 AM 31/03/2002 -0800, Bob Stayton wrote:
On Sun, Mar 31, 2002 at 10:23:21AM -0500, Ed Nixon wrote:
Can someone please point me to the file(s) and templates where I can
customize the display of Tables of Contents inserted at the top of page in
both single and chunked HTML
Hi there,
I get the same error when I try to validate a document with unicode in
it:
nsgmls -wxml -s C:/programs/jade/xml.dcl wrapper.xml
nsgmls:C:/programs/jade/xml.dcl:1:W: SGML declaration was not implied
nsgmls:ko/glossary.xml:3:10:E: non SGML character number 154
Last week, Norm posted this response:
/ Martin Stemplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] was heard to say:
| This just changes index.html (the default) to start_here.html.
| I'd rather have the name from the id attribute like the other
chunks.
Dennis, I think, suggested setting
Semantically speaking, your best option will be using the bookinfo tag,
which allows mediaobject as a child. Doing it this way, getting the
images to show up in a single line will need to be a stylesheet
customization.
However, bookinfo also allows several tags (such as corpname) which
allow
David Cramer wrote:
nsgmls -wxml -s C:/programs/jade/xml.dcl wrapper.xml
nsgmls:C:/programs/jade/xml.dcl:1:W: SGML declaration was not implied
nsgmls:ko/glossary.xml:3:10:E: non SGML character number 154
nsgmls:ko/glossary.xml:3:13:E: non SGML character number 150
Jeff Rancier wrote:
Thanks. I'm using the 1.50 XSL stylesheets, and when I transform to HTML, I
get none of the images for the bookinfo element? Is that correct?
Yes. You must customize title page template to include contents of
mediaobject or other element which you use for your company
The reason you don't see your graphics inside corpname
is because that element isn't in the default title page
specification.
To get control of your HTML title pages, you'll need
to read the Customizing title pages answer in
Dave Pawson's FAQ:
That plus setting SP_CHARSET_FIXED=1 did the trick. I must have missed a
few steps in the instructions when set things up.
Thanks,
David
-Original Message-
From: Jirka Kosek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
nsgmls:ko/glossary.xml:3:10:E: non SGML character number 154
You must set
I'm trying to figure out how to implement my cosmetic changes from my .css
file into my docbook files.
If anyone's familiar w/ DocPro, I've got V0.2 and would like to know how to
do this w/ the dbsgml command.
Any help much appreciated.
On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 06:20:14PM -0600, Dennis Grace wrote:
I have a writer who needs to be able to provide an ASCII output of a
document that she's putting into XML for outputs into HTML and PDF. Is
there a DocBook XSL subset that can do this?
The easy solution it to have your Makefiles
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