I\'m afraid it\'s not possible, but haven\'t found anywhere it is said to be impossible either. I\'d like to include a set of files within a XML document using wildcards. Like this:
I\'ve been trying to get pages references to work for my xsl-fo and concept is to add a blank tag you can reference as the the last page t开发者_StackOverflow中文版hat will be processed.So my table of
I need a stylesheet to convert my docbook xml files so that they now include a xml:base element to my section tags.How do I go about doing that (since xml:base needs system and node info???)
Starting from a series of xml files and a stylesheet I generate a HTML file using docbook-xsl-ns-1.73, libxslt-1.1.22.win32 and fop-0.94. the stylesheet says that code chunks must have numbered lines
I am new to docbook, but can not find a decent way to write some pieces of html code directly in the docbook xml structure. The best I 开发者_如何学JAVAcould find was dbhtml-include, but it requires a
I recently changed a couple of my .xml files from docbook to dita.The conversion went ok, but there are some unwanted artifacts.The one I\'m stumped on is that .dita does not recongnize the <para&g
I have \"section.autolabel\" set to 1 with a max.depth of 2. So, my section (sect1, sect2, sect3, ...) titles are as follows:
Customizing pprint.PrettyPrinter The documentation for the pprint module mentions that the method PrettyPrinter.format is intended to make it possible to customize formatting.
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I am trying to emphasize a character of some static text to render into the footer of my pdf, but can\'t figure out the right combination of tags in my xsl. How can I accomplish this?
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