I've been trying to get admonitions working in Docbook 5 / epub output
files without any success. All that I get in .epub files is a blank
space where the admonition should be.
They are generated for PDF, HTML books, and CHM files without any
problems. I'm just using the docbook.xsl
Hi,
The documentation for that param could use a little more explanation. That
param only
sets the minimum height for the table containing the header text, but it does
not
change the page geometry that allocates space for a larger header. For that
you need
to adjust other params. See this
Hi,
When FOP was updated to 0.95, the old fox:outline extension element (and its
descendant elements) for bookmarks was replaced with the XSL-FO 1.1 standard
fo:bookmark element and its children. The old fox:outline contained the
fox:destination elements, but they are not needed in the new
Stefan Kost wrote:
Sam Fischmann wrote:
I, for one, would be interested in seeing a customization layer that
implements some of your patches. Do you think you could provide a link
some time?
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk-doc/tree/gtk-doc.xsl
check the templates from here on
Jirka,
I get 10-12 % on my projects, but they are below 200 pages. Thanks!
Regards,
Dean Nelson
In a message dated 07/13/10 11:18:10 Pacific Daylight Time, ji...@kosek.cz
writes:
Stefan Kost wrote:
Sam Fischmann wrote:
I, for one, would be interested in seeing a customization layer that
On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 11:15 PM, Glenn McDonald gmcdon...@vividas.com wrote:
I've been trying to get admonitions working in Docbook 5 / epub output
files without any success. All that I get in .epub files is a blank space
where the admonition should be.
What is an example of some of the
On topic though, so why not!
Thanks for the help on what is appropriate etiquette.
By the looks of it, Leo is GUI ?
Leo is a GUI in the sense that it displays nodes hierarchically just like
Windows explorer displays folders/directories hierarchically.
I am a novice at DocBook, Leo, literate
deannelson wrote:
I get 10-12 % on my projects, but they are below 200 pages. Thanks!
If I will find time I can also change localization code so it loads only
data for actually used languages. For most documents this would mean not
parsing 2 MB of unused XML data which on average machine should
Hi Bob,
Thanks for your interest !
You actually need two patches:
1. Fix the url mangling
2. Fix the declaration of named destinations
I could patch the first one with a very ugly patch:
diff -ru /tmp/docbook-xsl-1.75.2+dfsg/fo/xref.xsl
Curiously enough, I don't seem to be getting a predictable speed boost
on my tests. I have a huge build that runs every night, so I'll have
better number for comparison tomorrow. I'm anxious to see what comes
out.
Thanks,
-Sam
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 2:50 PM, Jirka Kosek ji...@kosek.cz wrote:
Hi Keith,
The html files that are generated for .epub have no links to the images
themselves.
For example, in my (working) html book, in a particular generated html
file I get:
td rowspan=2 align=center valign=top width=25img alt=[Note]
src=images/note.png/tdth align=leftNote/th
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