Hi Jirka,
thanks for your response. I tried it with my
stylesheet including profile-docbook.xsl and
<xsl:param name="profile.lang">de</xsl:param> as you
recommend.
And with the same <copyright> I already posted.
The result is the same both 'en' and 'de' versions are
printed.
But I only want one version being used. Am I missing
more?
Regards
--- Jirka Kosek <> schrieb:
> Darya Said-Akbari wrote:
>
> > And then with <book lang="de"> let DocBook XSL do
> the
> > rest?
> >
> > Actually I tried this and it doesn't work :(
>
> Lang attribute just sets language used for content
> of particular
> element. If you want to filter out elements that are
> not in particular
> language you must use profiling. There is parameter
> profile.lang which
> can be used to select language which should be
> retained in the output.
> To use profiling, you must use stylesheets named
> profile-docbook.xsl
> instead of docbook.xsl.
>
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