Re: [Perfparse-users] Re: perfparse documentation

[Yves <yme...@pe...>]

> Yves,
>
> This is a problem with the docbook conversion to HTML.  It seems to
> produce fixed width pages which are a bit wide.  I've tried to find a
> solution without any luck.  It may be an idea to find/write a parser
> with removes all the unwanted HTML.  Leaving just the text and the <p>
> taggs.  Or something similar...

I'm using docbook-xsl-1.66.1 stylesheet for transformation from docbook t=
o xml. It
transforms <para> tag into <P> tag.
It seems that paragraphs are inside <DIV CLASS=3D"CHAPTER"> tags. If ther=
e is a problem,
it is with the <DIV> tag.
What browser are you using ? I'm trying with IE-5.50 and firefox-1.02 and=
 I have no
problem.

> Any users who know docbook better than my self, can they please have a
> hack at producing good HTML?

I don't think it's a problem with docbook, but with CSS stylesheets. Mayb=
e my default
CSS stylesheet are correct for me, which is not the case for everybody ? =
But before
hacking docbook-xsl, find out if you can produce a CSS stylesheet for the=
 install guide.
If you really want to hack docbook-xsl, first have a look on the docbook-=
xsl guide :
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/. And then tell the maintainers about =
it :
http://docbook.sourceforge.net/projects/xsl/




> PS, we gave birth on Friday to a beautiful 7.6 pound baby (~4.5Kg), who
> we have called Adam.  Right now it's baby poo and crying all night,
> perfparse will wait a short while!

Congratulations Ben !!! :)
And welcome to Adam :)

Yves



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