From: Xavier V. <xav...@fr...> - 2004-04-20 16:04:20
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Hi Jerry > I played around with the docbook source and got it to export to > html using xsl. Is this what you were looking for? See: In fact the file we need to be processed with xsltproc isn't a bare html file, there will not be head, and not too much tags. And docbook isn't a good choice to get html, get the source ;) I think we need : - <h1> <h2> and others 'headings', which won't be interpreted by xsltproc, but correspond to css styles. - <code> <conf> <link> <image> which will be processed by xsltproc and be replaced by xhtml code. - other html formating tags (<b> <i> <ul> <li> <table> and others) not processed, like <h*>. I'll try to think about the complete set of tags and rewrite the manpage to give and example. Bye ! ----- Xavier |