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extreme newbie - dsssl customization ...
- From: Douglas du Boulay <ddb at R3401 dot rlem dot titech dot ac dot jp>
- To: docbook at lists dot oasis-open dot org
- Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 19:10:54 +0900 (JST)
- Subject: DOCBOOK: extreme newbie - dsssl customization ...
Sorry, me again. I'm getting closer to a final rendering now -
thanks Norm, thanks Bob.
Now I need to customize the dsssl behaviour for <cmdsynopsis> and <arg> because,
well basically, I abused them.
I found "The Modular DocBook Stylesheets" manual by Norm
But the relevent chapter(3) concerning the actual customization doesn't
seem go into "how to override the behaviour of existing stylesheet elements".
I also found a dsssl customization FAQ somewhere but it seemed to deal only
with flipping the dsssl option switches from #t to #f for different
rendering results rather than actually hacking the dsssl.
Not sure where the guide to dsssl itself is, which is probably what I should
be reading.
anyway, basically what I want is for
<cmdsynopsis> not to to get treated as a paragraph with breaks above and
below, and, for any contained <arg>s not to get wrapped in [arg] square
brackets but to be rendered in a bold font, and if their so happens to be
an <arg role="default"> then render it as bold and red font.
Nothing too fancy.
Also I used a number of standard isogreek etc. entities which get mapped to
some obscure #xxx; HTML entities and I wonder where that mapping table
exists and is accessed by the dsssl? (So I can methodically search and
replace with dinky greek symbol icons)
Thanks again.
Doug