Hi Lars,
Just to be clear here, I'm not advocating that you use the titlepage spec file system.
The titlepage spec file and associated stylesheet is most useful to those users of
DocBook XSL that do not know the XSL language. It was designed to allow a
non-technical user to generate XSL for a c
Hi Lars,
Actually, adding an image to the part title page is possible with the titlepage spec
file. If you add to the spec file like this:
Processing this will add a template matching on info/mediaobject to
part.titlepage.recto:
select="info/mediaobject"/>
If you then add a
Hi Richard,
thanks. I give part.titlepage.recto a try. I also have plans to add a
image to the part titlepage (in the future) and as far as I know this
is not supported with the template.
Best regards, Lars
2012/6/26 Richard Hamilton :
> Hi Lars,
>
> I think it's just part.titlepage.recto.
>
> H
On 26.6.2012 14:23, robert wrote:
> I'm using DocBook XSL stylesheets to generate XHTML files. Those must
> conform to the WAI-ARIA specification.
That's quite strange requirement. ARIA is used to annotate *web
applications* not static web pages in order to allow interaction with
various widgets
Hi Robert,
The body element is easy, see:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/BodyAtts.html
For tables, not so easy. You would need to copy this template from
xhtml/table.xsl to your customization layer:
(remove the d: namespace if you are using DocBook 4 instead of DocBook 5).
That is the
Hi Robert,
I don't have any experience implementing WAI-ARIA conformance, but I can tell
you what would need customization to replace lists.
For TOCs, you can reset the value of two params:
div
div
For indices, you will need to modify the XSL templates. There are three
indexing methods avail
Hi,
I'm using DocBook XSL stylesheets to generate XHTML files. Those must
conform to the WAI-ARIA specification. I've noticed that by default HTML
files output by the DB XSL violate the specification. For example, the
specification forbids the use of list elements for formatting and DB XSL
use co
Hi
I'm using DocBook XSL stylesheets to generate XHTML files. I would like my
output HTML files to contain some custom attributes, mainly for the body
and table elements.
For the body element, the value of the attribute is always the same so it
could be hardcoded into stylesheets. So the question
Hello Bob,
thanks a bunch for clarifying my misunderstanding.
I adjusted my regular expression which I use in my Ant script to strip
out trailing spaces to delete also the line break.
For reference here is the Apache Ant regular expression I use: