Hi John.
All the below is just our experience, if it helps!
To better exploit DocBook, I use the IncludePage (UnfoldSubpages
should also work), with quiet=0 (which includes the page title), and
have changed the stylesheet to have that IncludePage page title
render as an h1... and i set html2db to respond to each 'h1' then as
a new chapter.
The same approach works with our (DocBook-sidestepping) use of
htmldoc, to create full pdf's right from html without true DocBook in
the intermediate step.
Added benefits of true DocBook? 'list of tables' (for all
'caption'-ed tables), 'list of figures' (for all 'alt'-ed images),
and index entries that auto-render (div tags, with indexterm:primary,
indexterm:secondary, etc.).
Thanks, and at least, I hope that helps you think about your scenario a bit!
Micki
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Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004 09:16:51 -0500
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Reini,
Here is another stab at fixing UnfoldSubpages...
The problem is that the way it flows now, the options don't get used (and
my DocBook stuff relies on them).
Also, I'd like to add another parameter to UnfoldSubpages called divclass
to optionally put the contenets of the plugin inside a user defined div tag.
I'm attaching another patch to do that, called UnfoldSubpages_wish.patch :-)
The reason for adding this is so that the html2db.xsl file can transform
different plugin calls to differnt DocBook types (like one for chapter or
prefix, etc)...
I didn't know if it would be better to use class or id, it doesn't matter
which one, but I'd like to add the same to the IncludePage plugin as well.
Thanks,
John
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