Re: [docbook-apps] Finding which template, formatting part of a ToC

hi Bob & everyone Can you tell me what version of DocBook XSL your customization is based on?  The element was replaced by quite awhile ago. Looks as though it's from 2007! But also, I'm pretty sure that switching the to a was something I did myself when I was customising it. (for

[docbook-apps] Finding which template, formatting part of a ToC

Hi folks On a hunt for which template I need to tweak for a table of contents in an article. A clue or two from someone more expert would help! Context is, I've got an old copy of oXygen, and I use some slightly-customised XSL to convert DocBook 5 to HTML, for blog posts. I haven't needed

[docbook-apps] xlink:title not getting into HTML, 1.77.1

Hello all When transforming from DocBook to HTML using oXygen 8.2, I did have xlink:title=whatever being made into title tags in HTML, but now it's gone again. I suspect this probably started when I got 1.77.1 a few weeks ago (previously was using 1.74.0), though can't be 100% sure as I've

Re: [docbook-apps] xlink:title not getting into HTML, 1.77.1

Hi Bob thanks for your reply! Can you supply more details: 1. Are you using DocBook 4 or DocBook 5 XML? 5. 2. Can you provide an example of your linking element with xlink:title in it? OK, experiment coming up. I've gone back and found an XML and HTML pair from an old article, that

Re: [docbook-apps] Footnote title tags / visual classification

Hello Bob everyone Congratuations on your customization! thanks :-) Regarding the para selection, your select statement is not selecting the first para, it is selecting all child para elements in the annotation. To get only the first para, use select=annotation/para[1]. Hmm, that's

Re: [docbook-apps] Footnote title tags / visual classification

Hello Bob everyone If you are using DocBook 5, you could use an annotation element to contain the hover title. You would need to write the XSL customization to process the annotation, of course. See this reference for more info:

[docbook-apps] Footnote title tags / visual classification

Hello all I'm pondering how footnotes appear in HTML. Some footnotes are just a reference to a source, whereas others include further material, e.g. a discussion which wasn't quite on-topic enough to make it into the main text. A while back, I was reading a (printed) book where the

Re: [docbook-apps] Pasting footnotes from DocBook-generated HTML into OpenOffice

Thanks Larry Markus. That particular document is finished now (with a bit of manual tweaking at the end) - I was already very close to the deadline when I wrote here. But I'm still interested for future reference in the possibilities. Larry wrote: I am not sure which versions of DocBook

[docbook-apps] Pasting footnotes from DocBook-generated HTML into OpenOffice

Hello all I've been working on a document in DocBook and transforming to HTML, but the final version will be pasted into OpenOffice and saved as Word (not my choice but that's what it's got to be in). It's all going well, except then I thought to myself: we don't want the footnotes to be

Re: [docbook-apps] XSL customisation layer: directory structure

of error means some XSL files are not being read for some reason. Are there no other error messages? Bob Stayton Sagehill Enterprises b...@sagehill.net - Original Message - From: Jennifer Moore jenni...@uncharted-worlds.org To: docbook-apps@lists.oasis-open.org Sent: Monday, March 30

[docbook-apps] Adding line breaks to HTML source files

Hello all Not a major problem, but something I was puzzling over: how do the line breaks get into HTML source files generated from DocBook XML? (or indeed any XML I suppose.) I don't mean the br / ones, I mean the ones that format the page you can see when you View Source (which e.g. in

[docbook-apps] XSL customisation layer: directory structure

Hello all (and a belated thanks to Mauritz and Bob for helpful replies to my last question, which I seem to have neglected to report back on at the time - have got link title attributes working nicely now via XLink.) I'd been thinking I'd like to learn how to do a custom layer of XSL, so as to

[docbook-apps] XLink title tags in oXygen (was: ulink in oXygen - 2 newbie-ish questions)

Hi Mauritz (if you're still reading here) everyone a long time ago Mauritz Jeanson explained to me... There is support for processing XLink links in the DocBook XSL stylesheets that generate HTML (the support is not complete, however, but xlink:title should work). This means that if you use a

Re: [docbook-apps] ulink in oXygen - 2 newbie-ish questions

Hi Thomas everyone (b.t.w - sorry Thomas, sent this to your private account by mistake before, didn't mean to) From the above error message, it seems that you are using DocBook 5. In version 5, ulink is removed. Use link instead. Aaah thanks, that makes sense. Fixed now. Re title

[docbook-apps] ulink in oXygen - 2 newbie-ish questions

Hi people I got oXygen 8.2 earlier this year, and I've been writing some articles in DocBook and then converting them to HTML. Couple of questions: 1. When I use ulink url=whateverlink text/ulink, the transform does succeed, and the resulting HTML contains the link as I'd