Open Source XSL (XSLT/XPath/XSL-FO) TeX/LaTeX Software

This project hast moved to <https://launchpad.net/tbook>. It is currently inactive.

IdeoType is a book compiler that converts manuscript (XHTML) to book (PDF) on the fly.

LateXSL is a set of XSLT stylesheets that translates LaTeX embedded in a Web page into HTML, so that math typed directly into a web page as LaTeX is displayed as math in a viewer's browser. The stylesheets may be applied in the browser or by a server.

Export plugin for OmniOutliner (for MacOSX). The export format is XML optimised for the open-source ConTeXt TeX macro system.

SciBook is a framework for xslt transformation from xhtml to html. The transformation can be extended by adding plugins. The standard LaTeX plugin can convert LaTeX code to images.

TexOut convert Latex document to Output documents. TexOut use LateXml to convert document from Latex to xml and then use xslt transformations to create output documents.

The UMCL library provides a single API to developers of applications necessitating conversions between different Maths formats and especially Braille specific notations.

ZML, the Zeitung Markup Language, is a simple CMS for small newspapers. It was specifically designed to publish a student newspaper in print and on the Web. It uses LaTeX and XHTML. So far, it is documented in German only.

Stymaker is a GUI application assisting LaTeX users with creating their own style packages. After filling a simple form one can get a new package file corresponding to the chosen settings. This package may be included in preamble of LaTeX document by: \usepackage{mystyle} The new package, based on standard LaTeX packages, allows changing of the document layout, or appearance of standard environments like such as lists. While testing new settings one may instantly view actual changes in an external PDF viewer.

XSLT 2.0 stylesheet that inserts non-breaking spaces after the one-letter prepositions to better paragraph breaking (especially for czech language). Inspirated by program vlna made by Petr Olšák.