Frank Wegmann said:
> our documentation sets often consist of many "modules"
> resulting in as many DocBook files (and as many PDF files), but to
> produce a single WebHelp for all of them it seems the only way is
> to wrap all DocBook files into a single . Is that correct?
> Because I feel this i
Hi Peter,
I think you should be using the "profile.xsl" style sheet under the
"profile" directory rather than "epub3/profile-chunk.xsl". Then apply your
epub transformation against the file output by profiling.
On 5 September 2014 10:58, Peter Fleck wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I'm probably doing som
On 9/5/14, 4:20 AM, Thomas Schraitle wrote:
> With olinks you don't need a set necessarily and performance issues
> are also not important. I guess Webhelp does support olinks too as it is
> derived from the HTML stylesheets. However, I'm not sure, so you better
> try it out.
We used olink with w
On 9/5/14, 10:03 AM, David Cramer wrote:
> Should other options for search be provided? E.g. you could replace the
> javascript search with a Google site search. Believe it or not, all the
> books in the "API Documentation" portion of this site is actually
> webhelp (it's my former employer and I w
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I'd suggest finding common solutions to the major issues and
contributing back to the distribution so you can avoid fixing the same
problems in different ways and having to maintain those in your own forks.
Maybe start with some discussion here and
Hi all.
I'm probably doing something silly but here's my problem:
I use the /docbook-xsl-ns-1.78.1/epub3/profile-chunk.xsl/ style sheet in
a custom layer and call
Either --stringparam profile.condition "epub"
or --stringparam profile.condition "mobi"
And it picks the correct /biblioid/ belo
On 5.9.2014 11:18, Wegmann, Frank wrote:
> Yes, we want to generate one WebHelp from several DocBook s.
And have you tried to process books as a one set solely for purpose of
Webhelp geneation?
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Jirka Kosek e-mail: ji...
Hi Frank,
On Fri, 5 Sep 2014 08:58:54 +
"Wegmann, Frank" wrote:
> [...]
>
> We use them for producing PDF files in large volumes, deploying
> DocBook as an intermediate format generated from our in-house XML
> dialect. Now we want to step up and replace our HTML offering with
> WebHelp. As
Yes, we want to generate one WebHelp from several DocBook s.
Frank
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On 5.9.2014 10:58, Wegmann
On 5.9.2014 10:58, Wegmann, Frank wrote:
> Personally, I’d favor to deploy the DocBook stylesheets, since I know my ways
> around them, but leveraging the stylesheets from the module to a set level
> without using the mechanism looks to me to be way beyond trivial. Or
> has this been done alrea
Hi all.
Being new to this list as well, I'd like to join in Mary in thanking the
authors and the community for the DocBook stylesheets that have proved to be a
most versatile toolbox for many years now!
We use them for producing PDF files in large volumes, deploying DocBook as an
intermediate
Hi Mary,
Ditto what Nat said.
Thanks!
~Barton Wright
> Hi Mary,
>
> I'd be interested in your solutions to your webhelp issues. I've currently
> got webhelp in beta, with HTML and PDF in production. I've come across a
> number of webhelp issues and I'm not happy with this format yet.
>
> N
Hi Mary,
I'd be interested in your solutions to your webhelp issues. I've currently got
webhelp in beta, with HTML and PDF in production. I've come across a number of
webhelp issues and I'm not happy with this format yet.
Nat
> On 5/09/2014, at 1:35 pm, Mary Tabasko wrote:
>
> Hi, gang.
>
>
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