Thank you for your support. I found that this XSLT modification did work on my Windows XP machine, but not my Mac. I did notice there are multiple instances of inline.xsl, and have modified the right one. I now suspect it has something to do with fonts. I have tried using other docbook elements that are suppose to render bold according to the xsl stylesheet and they do not.
For now I can work around the issue by building the documents on my XP machine. If you have any ideas on how I can use bold font in my pdf, I would appreciate it. Thanks, Brendan On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 3:33 AM, Hussein Shafie <[email protected]> wrote: > Brendan Taylor wrote: > >> >> I am using XXE and I'm trying to customize my PDF output so that the >> guibutton element renders with bold text. I'm using the Apache FOP. Under >> Customize Document Conversion Stylesheet, I don't see an attribute set or >> parameter in the list that seems to apply to guibutton. I also tried >> modifying inline.xls like this: >> >> > I confirm that there is no XSLT stylesheet parameter nor attribute set > which would allow to make this customization using XXE's "Customize > Document Conversion Stylesheet". > > You indeed need to customize the XSLT stylesheet by hand. > > > Changed: >> <xsl:template match="d:guibutton"> >> <xsl:call-template name="inline.charseq"/> >> </xsl:template> >> >> to: >> <xsl:template match="d:guibutton"> >> <xsl:call-template name="inline.boldseq"/> >> </xsl:template> >> >> This did not produce the result I am looking for. Any help is >> appreciated.\ >> > > What you did is fine (I've tested it) but may be you have modified the > wrong inline.xsl file. Please make sure that you have modified: > > <XXE_install_dir>/addon/**config/docbook5/xsl/fo/inline.**xsl > > Notice docbook5/ and not docbook/. > > > > > >
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