!-- this will give you the doctype on your chunks --
Unfortunately, the xsl:output element does not control the output through
the chunking facility. If you look in the file chunker.xsl in the XHTML,
you'll see two templates: write.chunk and write.chunk.with.doctype. The
template
Notes below:
At 02:44 PM 02/05/2002 -0500, Paul Grosso wrote:
At 12:41 2002 05 01 -0700, Norman Walsh wrote:
snip
1. If only the content-area is specified, everything is fine.
(If you ask for a three inch image, that's what you'll get.)
Yep (as long as the XSL-HTML
Norm and I discussed this some more off line and we clarified
several things for each other.
Some more comments embedded.
At 08:39 2002 05 03 -0400, Ed Nixon wrote:
Notes below:
At 02:44 PM 02/05/2002 -0500, Paul Grosso wrote:
At 12:41 2002 05 01 -0700, Norman Walsh wrote:
snip
1. If
Michael Crawford posts:
Answered my own question before I could post.
Whenever I ran jade on my DocBook XML document it would hit the net to
retrieve
my DTD. I couldn't work with it with an unconnected laptop in a cafe, so I
hardwired in the pathname of the DTD as the system identifier.
Hi all,
A quick write up by me is published in LinuxFocus.org about
editing DocBook XML documents in KDE 3.0's Kate, using the XML plugin.
It is by far as powerfull as the Docbook mode for Emacs, but is still works
very nice. The plugin supports autoaddition of end tags and DTD-aware
insertion
At 08:47 AM 03/05/2002 -0500, Paul Grosso wrote:
Norm and I discussed this some more off line and we clarified
several things for each other.
Mmmm...
Some more comments embedded.
snip
I don't see how this could work given the variability of pixels/inch in
screen resolutions and settings.
At 11:15 2002 05 03 -0400, Ed Nixon wrote:
At 08:47 AM 03/05/2002 -0500, Paul Grosso wrote:
The short answer is that, in general, pixels don't work. They are
terrible things to use when specifying style. However, the HTML
language and browsers don't give you much of a choice.
Don't understand
On Fri, May 03, 2002 at 08:32:54AM -0400, Jeff Beal wrote:
However, you can write a customization template to handle this (note that I
didn't get the XHTML DOCTYPE - I'm too lazy to look it up, and I don't have
it memorized)
Works a treat, thanks /very/ much. Now the only problem I have
left
On Fri, May 03, 2002 at 05:11:37PM +0100, John Levon wrote:
However, you can write a customization template to handle this (note that I
didn't get the XHTML DOCTYPE - I'm too lazy to look it up, and I don't have
it memorized)
Works a treat, thanks /very/ much. Now the only problem I
Greetings, all
I've been using the docbook-xsl-1.50.0/html/onechunk.xsl without problems
on articles, but when I tried to apply it to a book, I got the
following error for every chapter in the book:
Error chapter is not a chunk!
Writing for chapter
runtime error: file
At 10:43 AM 03/05/2002 -0500, Paul Grosso wrote:
snip
if I'm not mistaken these values will override any values I may choose
to establish in my customized external CSS; if that is the case then you
are taking away my ability and that of the end user to customize at view
time in favour of
On Fri, May 03, 2002 at 11:33:47AM -0500, Dennis Grace wrote:
Greetings, all
I've been using the docbook-xsl-1.50.0/html/onechunk.xsl without problems
on articles, but when I tried to apply it to a book, I got the
following error for every chapter in the book:
Error chapter is
On Fri, May 03, 2002 at 05:11:37PM +0100, John Levon wrote:
On Fri, May 03, 2002 at 08:32:54AM -0400, Jeff Beal wrote:
However, you can write a customization template to handle this (note that I
didn't get the XHTML DOCTYPE - I'm too lazy to look it up, and I don't have
it memorized)
Add:xsl:with-param name=indent select='yes'/ to Jeff's
example:
!-- This adds the XHTML DOCTYPE declaration--
xsl:call-template name=write.chunk.with.doctype
xsl:with-param name=filename select=$filename/
xsl:with-param name=indent select='yes'/
xsl:with-param
About my error message:
Error chapter is not a chunk!
Writing for chapter
runtime error: file
/usr/share/sgml/docbook/docbook-xsl-1.50.0/html/chunker.xsl
line 79 element document
xsltDocumentElem: URL computation failed for
Bob Stayton says:
I just started
Dave Pawson wrote:
I've posted a new page, describing ant and .
I'd appreciate comments/improvements from 'seasoned' resolver class users
if you have the time please.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/ant.html
Hi Dave,
It's nice the integration of website as well although I haven't
Has anyone been able to get Cocoon to process DocBook, books with the 1.50
Stylesheets? I've been fighting with this for the last couple of days, and
I can get Cocoon to process DocBook articles w/o any problems, but not
DocBook books...
I suspect this is probably a problem with Cocoon, so I've
Michael Cortez wrote:
Has anyone been able to get Cocoon to process DocBook, books with the 1.50
Stylesheets? I've been fighting with this for the last couple of days, and
I can get Cocoon to process DocBook articles w/o any problems, but not
DocBook books...
Problem might by in Xalan.
Problem might by in Xalan. This is processor which is used
by default in Cocoon and Xalan has some serious problems
with some of DocBook stylesheets.
That was one of my suspects -- does XT do any better? I've some
documentation on switching out from Xalan to XT. Normally I use Saxon but
Michael Cortez wrote:
Problem might by in Xalan. This is processor which is used
by default in Cocoon and Xalan has some serious problems
with some of DocBook stylesheets.
That was one of my suspects -- does XT do any better? I've some
documentation on switching out from Xalan to XT.
Title: Newbie Question about Bibliomixed Entry
I work for a small company that does training and consulting on management issues for the Federal government. We are experimenting with DocBook as a way of reusing training content.
I am trying build a bibliography for some training material
Elliott Branch wrote:
bibliomixed
bibliomset relation=article
surnameWalsh/surname, firstnameNorman/firstname.
title role=articleIntroduction to Cascading Style
Sheets/title.
/bibliomset
bibliomset relation=journal
titleThe World Wide Web Journal/title
Elliott Branch wrote:
Thanks! It never occurred to me that you would split a single
bibliographic entry between two bibliomset elements. I see now that
I was reading the structure wrong. From your answer I infer that a
single bibliomixed is roughly equivalent to a biblioentry.
Difference
Michael:
7.0 and 7.1 are experimental releases. In order to use saxon:output the
stylesheet has to have a version number different than 1.0.
For compatibility's saxe I would stick to 6.5
Carlos
On 05/03/02 14:24, Michael Cortez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not entirely sure Tomcat Cocoon
7.0 and 7.1 are experimental releases. In order to use
saxon:output the
stylesheet has to have a version number different than 1.0.
For compatibility's saxe I would stick to 6.5
Running with 6.5.1 I appear to be having Localization problems now 8-(
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