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I noticed that recently informaltables and informalexamples started to
get gensym IDs:
div class=informaltablea id=id3042995/atable .
why?
I don't like this because this creates spurious diffs.
I cannot always avoid this because some
Hello there,
we are using several attributes for images.
Like scalefit=1, contentheight=100% and contentdepth=100%
Is there a way to set these attributes per default, so I don't have to
specify anything ?
(This actually is a default that makes sense.)
Hinrich Aue
Hello,
Unfortunately, there is no single graphics file format that meets all
needs. - Bob
Bob is right. One of the biggest annoyances I have when writing documents
is that, when I want to insert a graphic, I must reference and maintain
multiple versions of the image file in order to
Naresh--
Did you run into any troubles getting fonts to work with 0.93? We're in
the process of trying to upgrade and bumped into a font problem there.
We haven't dug into yet, but just curious if you ran into anything.
thanks!
cheri
Cheri Dennison
Amazon Web Services
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We do what you propose, but use our build system (an ant script) to call
batik http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/batik/ and rasterize the images when
going to html. The way we have it set up, when you insert the svg image
in XMetaL, a macro sees it's an svg and pops up a dialog asking if you
want it
Yes, I considered using my build system as well (in my case, a makefile) to
run ImageMagick commands before running the XSLT processor. This is
definitely the easiest way I could run external programs.
However, the locations of the images (as given by the fileref attributes in
the XML document)
Thanks David, I'm using the following:
DocBook XML DTD V4.1.2
HTML stylesheets version 1.72.0
Saxon 6.5.1
Jeff
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Is there any special I need to do to get the colwidth
attribute to colspec
to be processed? No matter what I set it to be, I get the
same widths.
Here's a snippet:
informaltable pgwide=1
tgroup cols=3 colsep=1 rowsep=1
On Fri, Aug 17 2007 18:36:28 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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However, the locations of the images (as given by the fileref
attributes in the XML document) are not known until processing time.
So, if I want to run another command on these images before XSLT time,
I would need to first parse
The anchor is coming from the template named informal.object in
html/formal.xsl, which calls the template named anchor. Starting in
version 1.73.0, this was changed from:
xsl:call-template name=anchor/
to:
xsl:call-template name=anchor
xsl:with-param name=conditional select=0/
On 8/17/07, Tony Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An XSLT transform to read XML and generate a batch file or shell script
is probably a common occurrence: I do it quite often.
You know, that's something I've never actually thought of before. Just have
a stylesheet generate a shell script...
Bob Stayton [EMAIL PROTECTED], 2007-08-16 09:57 -0700:
Since the word endnote does not appear in the DocBook stylesheets, this
must be coming from your customization layer. I presume you have added an
endnote customization, so that would be the likely place to look. Did
something change
Sam Steingold [EMAIL PROTECTED], 2007-08-16 09:39 -0400:
all of a sudden I see this:
Warn: endnote #1 : Bad: ulink[9] in sourceclisp
Note: endnote #1 : Has: ulink/command clisp
Note: endnote #1 : Fix: ulink/para/command
Bob Stayton [EMAIL PROTECTED], 2007-08-17 13:39 -0700:
The anchor is coming from the template named informal.object in
html/formal.xsl, which calls the template named anchor. Starting in
version 1.73.0, this was changed from:
xsl:call-template name=anchor/
to:
xsl:call-template
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