| -----Original Message-----
| From: Bill Burns
|
| I have been working on retrofitting
| the webhelpindexer to work with an older set of stylesheets
| (the HTML XSLT from v1.36). I've been eliminating little
| XHTML errors here and there, but this last one has me stumped.
|
| I moved table.xsl to my customization layer folder and
| added the XHTML namespace declaration to eliminate the
| delimiter problems I was encountering. However, an odd thing
| happened with the calculations for my col widths.
[...]
| When I'm producing plain old HTML, the result is
|
| <col xmlns="" width="20%"><col xmlns="" width="40%"><col
| xmlns="" width="40%">
|
| However, when I add the XHTML namespace, I get this result:
|
| <col width="1*"></col><col width="2*"></col><col width="2*"></col>
I'm sorry, but it is a little hard to understand what you are doing. May I
ask why you need to retrofit webhelpindexer to work with a very old version
of DocBook-XSL?
I don't know how to reproduce the table columns problem. You mention the
adjustColumnWidth extension function from docbook.py in your follow-up post,
so I presume that you use Python to do the transformation. Is this right?
Mauritz
