Hi Jan,
Thank you a thousand times for posting this work.
I vote for an initial upload to GitHub.
I notice you're using <simplesect>. Have you tried your XSL with <section> structuring?
Thanks!
On Apr 16, 2017, at 10:46 AM, Jan Tosovsky <> wrote:
Dear All,
as promised, I've published a demo output
https://www.bilyujezd.cz/beta/strucna-historie.html
Core changes against the current WebHelp:
- responsive design (Mobile First)
- breadcrumb
- improved ToC processing (ToC is linked, not embedded in every HTML file)
- enhanced search related code (cleaning up the code for better maintenance)
- enhanced translation support (all messages are stored in standard l10n XML
files)
- storing client state even on file system or localhost (utilizing HTML5
Local Storage)
- removing jQuery and jQueryUI dependency
Further features:
- ability to enlarge downsized images (aka lightbox, especially useful for
SVG images)
- ability to copy links to specific anchors
- SASS styling (interpreted into CSS)
Weaknesses:
- only modern browsers are supported (Chrome, FF, Edge, IE10+)
- no custom params to override current bahavior
- no out-of-the-box scripts for copying dependencies to the target
destination
Should I put related XSL files and resources to my GitHub account or
directly to some DocBook sandbox?
Thanks,
Jan
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