Hi,
cacute is in the ISO Latin2 character set, and I suspect the Helvetica-Bold
font that FOP is using has glyphs only for ISO Latin1. If you can find out
where LibreOffice gets its fonts, you might be able to configure FOP to use
those font files.
Or add a more complete Unicode font to the 'sy
On 10/05/2011 05:51 AM, Norman Walsh wrote:
Larry Garfield writes:
Hi folks. At the moment I'm using the XHTML version of the DocBook XSL
scripts. That's mostly fine, but I am trying to convert all of my web
work over th HTML5. (Vis, using more semantic tags, reduced-complexity
head elements, f
Hello,
I have a ć (cacute, ć) missing in PDF (not HTML or RTF).
This seems to be the error:
Oct 5, 2011 7:07:42 PM org.apache.fop.events.LoggingEventListener
processEvent
WARNING: Glyph "?" (0x107, cacute) not available in font "Helvetica-Bold".
If I go into LibreOffice, I can enter *ć* in Helv
On 5.10.2011 1:27, Keith Fahlgren wrote:
> I feel *very* strongly that the DocBook-XSL EPUB 3 output that Bob is
> working on (with support from O'Reilly Media) should not be limited by
> either kindlegen or calibre. I do not feel that criticisms based on
> kindlegen or calibre are constructive at
Larry Garfield writes:
> Hi folks. At the moment I'm using the XHTML version of the DocBook XSL
> scripts. That's mostly fine, but I am trying to convert all of my web
> work over th HTML5. (Vis, using more semantic tags, reduced-complexity
> head elements, fewer extra wrapping divs, assuming that
