Jirka Kosek wrote:
which you can easily access in CSS by
.appendix._foo
I forgot about CSS escaping rules, so you should write this down as
.appendix.\_foo
You might try to use different character then underscore to prefix ID
values.
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Hi Jirka
> But to accommodate your needs you can easily put ID into class attribute.
> Just add the following into your customization layer:
Excellent! Thank you very much. Perhaps this can be considered for
inclusion in the standard stylesheets ..
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Jean Jordaan wrote:
Consider putting the id in a place that actually identifies the entire
named section?
The problem is that some older HTML browsers do not suppot ID attributes
and it is thus necessary to emit . You can't have ID
attribute with the same value on different element.
But to
Hi there
When generating HTML from DocBook XML, structures (such as tables or
appendices) with ids generate HTML like this:
A. Databases to be backed up
That's from XML like this:
Databases to be backed up
Now I want to write CSS to style this appendix. The prob
