Re: Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: JavaHelp XSLT

Hi,

Thanks for the info. You're right as the HTML component in Swing/JavaHelp supports only
HTML 3.02 only.

Regarding my question 3, I've left out a "not", i.e. if the <link> points to another HTML file, the
href is not generated with a correct reference. Maybe it's because I'm not using a validated
documented. I'll try with DTD validation.

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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: JavaHelp XSLT

 wrote:

> 1) the <trademark> element is generated as &trade;. This is a Microsoft-only extension, not
a
> W3C standard so it is not supported by JavaHelp viewer (and I believe not supported by
> Netscape Navigator)

HTMLsymbol.ent (part of HTML 4.01 DTD):

<!ENTITY trade    CDATA "&#8482;" -- trade mark sign, U+2122 ISOnum -->

So this is problem in HTML component used in JavaHelp, not stylesheets.
&trade; is perfectly legal in HTML 4.01.

> 2) when there is a several <sect1> within a <chapter>, the first <sect1> is not split into its
> own HTML file but remains in the same HTML file as the chapter opening. Is this by design
or
> a bug?

This isn't bug, you can change this behaviour by setting parametr
chunk.first.sections to value 1.

> 3) the href for <link> elements are generated when the link is in another file.

And what's the problem with this?

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