Hi there,
I have a use case where I'd like to convert DocBook to HTML, whilst
preserving the information from the 'revision' attributes of all
original DocBook elements. I'd like to pass these through as an HTML5
'data' attribute (named 'data-revision').
This way, I can profile the document
On 8.1.2014 12:29, gra...@heliocentrik.net wrote:
So I created a similar set of templates. However, they don't seem to be
picking anything up, or adding the appropriate attributes to the created
HTML elements.
Your templates will never be called. You must modify existing template
xsl:template
Hi Bob,
I've tested the issue with FOP 1.1 and there is no problem there. Everything is justified nicely and neatly. Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Maria
Dnia Wtorek, 7 Stycznia 2014 21:11 Bob Stayton b...@sagehill.net napisał(a)
Hi Maria,
I believe this is an artifact of FOP 1.0. It
Hi Jirka,
Thanks for your advice. I was able to get it working with the following
solution, incorporating changes to the common.html.attributes template
as you suggested:
xsl:import href=html/docbook.xsl /
!-- Apply common attributes such as class, lang, dir --
Hi,
as a part of the XML Prague conference (http://xmlprague.cz) there is
possibility on Friday, February 14th to hold DocBook related session. If
you want to show something interesting related to DocBook please apply
for slot:
Hi Maria,
Now it looks like FOP 1.1 is not including the padding-right=10pt in
the fo:inline when it computes the justification spacing on the line.
That's a bug in FOP 1.1 that should be reported.
I would suggest instead of using padding and a background image, that
you use a foreground
