Jirka Kosek wrote:
Simon Kennedy wrote:
> Can anybody with knowledge of the HTML autoidx.xsl code give me a quick
> overview of the steps the stylesheet goes through to produce the index.
> I'm trying to get my head around the code and I feel like the answers
> within reach but at the same time a long way away.
> I'm looking to create a template which returns a string containing the
> initial letters of all the index terms.
> This string will be used to produce an alphabetical list with links to
> indexdivs (I've already added some code to output an html anchor before
> each indexdiv). The idea is to only produce links for those indexdivs
> which have items under them and have a list of links at the top of the
> page to go to the correct indexdiv.
First part of the following article describes some parts of autoidx.xsl
code:
http://www.idealliance.org/proceedings/xml04/papers/77/xslindex.html
Thanks Jirka,
That helped a little, the templates still seem confusing but I have come
up with a solution to my idea by using trial and error.
For anybody that may want to do the same you can see an example of the
output here
http://www.sffjunkie.co.uk/beos/BeBook/ClassIndex.html
And the xsl used to produce it here
http://www.sffjunkie.co.uk/docbook/docbook_xhtml_index.xsl
(I have included comments to the code I've added)
Regards
Simon Kennedy
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