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2007-08-09 11:09:24 |
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I have got a bit rusty on my
DocBook techniques recently as my current position has not enabled me
to use the software for a while. However I am now looking at using
DocBook again and i am trying to get things working.
One of the things that I have not been able to fathom out (and I think
I did it before) is that I want to remove the title page from an
article (either in a printed document or an HTML file or both). Can
anyone point me in the direction on how this can be done?
Another thing that I am pretty sure I asked about before on this list,
and I have been unable to find again so apologies for that is that the
titlepage does not have a page break after it and the TOC page for
example. I have cleverly lost all my old customisation layer files :(.
If anyone has any hints or tips that would be great.
Regards, Russell
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| Re: Title pages |
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2007-08-10 02:21:35 |
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Hi !
I found this solution a while ago, it removes titlepages and toc from
book by redefining the template :
<!-- no titlepages and toc for books -->
<xsl:template match="book[*]">
<xsl:variable name="content"
; select="*[not(self::title or self::subtitle
; ; or self::titleabbrev
; ; or self::bookinfo)]"/>;
<xsl:apply-templates select="$content"/>;
</xsl:template>
for the break problem, I'm not sure to understand and to know a
solution...
Regards,
Marie.
Russell Seymour a écrit :
turtlesystems.co.uk" type="cite">I have got a bit rusty on my
DocBook techniques recently as my current position has not enabled me
to use the software for a while. However I am now looking at using
DocBook again and i am trying to get things working.
One of the things that I have not been able to fathom out (and I think
I did it before) is that I want to remove the title page from an
article (either in a printed document or an HTML file or both). Can
anyone point me in the direction on how this can be done?
Another thing that I am pretty sure I asked about before on this list,
and I have been unable to find again so apologies for that is that the
titlepage does not have a page break after it and the TOC page for
example. I have cleverly lost all my old customisation layer files :(.
If anyone has any hints or tips that would be great.
Regards, Russell
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