Hi Ray,
I understand that you want to propagate role values
to class attributes in the HTML, but I'm not clear on what you mean by assigning
default role values to elements. That is usually a function of the
DTD. Can you give an example of what you mean?
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
DocBook Consulting
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Subject: [docbook-apps] Assigning Default
Role Values to Elements
docbook-rng 5.0b9 xsl-1.71.1
saxon-6.5.5 oxygen-7.2 (eclipse-3.2.1 plugin)
First, located a code fragment
from Bob Stayton’s excellent book to generate bare HTML content (remove the
<html>, <head>, and <body> tags, as well as the template
calls that fill the <head> element and generate the header and footer).
In the enterprise this is a major issue. Output will be Internet-specific.
Enterprise Intranet Portal HTML and FO (PDF) will continue to utilize
out-of-the-box DocBook XSL with just a few
customizations.
I must now assign default role
values to numerous elements to match the enterprise’s HTML CSS class
selectors. Can someone post a stylesheet customization example; elements
include emphasis, emphasis role=strong, chapter, sect1-5, entry (thead), entry
(tbody), entry (entrytbl tbody), etc. *.propagates.style stringparms will all
be set to 1.
Combined with bare HTML content
generation, this customization will result in the organization’s default
DocBook stylesheet for Internet publication.
Assistance would be greatly
appreciated.
Ray
