Hi Bob,
Yes the outputted xref should be an active link to a biblioentry.
My inintial customisation (matching biliolist) aimed at rendering my
biblionetries in a table within a chapter. In further chapters I have xrefs
with linkend ids with the value of the biblioentry ids. My table renders
OK, thanks for clarifying. The problem here is not with id on bibliolist or
bibliography, but with biblioentry.
When you do:
that changes the context to each biblioentry. Then you can run object.id on
that context and insert the id the first fo:block in the table row:
Hello,
I learned from Thomas Schraitle how to create my own definition file
for a language for syntax highlighting. I just create an new file for
example bourne-hl.xml and declare it in the
highlighting/xslthl-config.xml file.
What I could not figure out is, if it is possible to define keywords
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On 21.2.2013 20:45, Lars Vogel wrote:
> Is this possible to define keyword with spaces? If yes, how?
Probably no, but you can do this using regex highlighter. I suggest
consulting XSLTHL documentation and source code:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/xslthl/index.php?title=Syntax_Highlighte
