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/ "Fondern, Michael van" <michael.van.fondern@imp-gmbh.de> was heard to say: | IMHO, "colwidth" can be very useful without extensions, even without the | complete CALS functionality. I use xsltproc which does not support the | extensions, and I would appreciate it if I do not have to change the xslt | processor just for | doing something simple like <colspec colwidth="20%">. | | Since the 'generate.col' template works fine for me when disabling the tests | for 'use.extensions' and 'tablecolumns.extension', I wonder if it might be | possible that on of the upcoming docbook-xml version allows some simple use | of "colwidth" without extensions. The problem here is that the semantics of the colwidth attribute are defined by CALS. The way you specify precentages in CALS is with the "nn*" notation which requires the extensions. You could use the HTML table model instead of CALS. Or DocBook could support some sort of extension to CALS. Maybe. I'd be a little reluctant. Be seeing you, norm -- Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> | Humanity is acquiring all the http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/ | right technology for all the wrong Chair, DocBook Technical Committee | reasons.--R. Buckminster Fuller
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