Andreas Vox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 10.02.05 17:38:10: > > > > c) Produce illegal valign attributes which can be used directly for XHTML > > > > I will close my eyes here. > > I did some research. It's in the semantics for "CSS3.lines". CSS2 and CSS1 > support valign without length or percentage values (which is not better > than the default) > > So, now I think we could declare %local.common.attr to include "style" for > all elements and use the CSS3 syntax&semantics. > For PNG: style="valign: -7px" > For EPS: style="valign: -5%" >
When Openjade/Jade produces an HTML file from SGML, it never uses the style attribute directly. It uses the class selector instead. That is, it says 'class="NAVFOOTER"' and it's up to the user's CSS to display the footer with the correct/appropriate formatting. That's why one has to create a proper CSS to display Openjade's HTML in a way that is pleasing to the eye: http://www.karakas-online.de/mySGML/explain-css.html You will have to supply such a CSS with LyX, not let the user alone with the task of creating one himself. I suggest you use the same procedure here too: define a class, say "inlinemath" and use the attribute 'class="inlinemath"' when you export to HTML But this requires a change in the DSSSL stylesheets (in the customization layer that you must also provide anyway). I suggest you use the stylesheets of my lyxtox project http://www.karakas-online.de/mySGML/explain-dsssl-stylesheets.html (the stylesheet for rtf has a bug, which I am going to correct). and modify them accordingly to insert a 'class="inlinemath"' in the HTML whenever you have an inline math in DocBook SGML. Do the same for XML too. Then modify the CSS for DocBook http://www.karakas-online.de/myLinuxTips/css-for-docbook.html to provide the right formatting attributes for the class "inlinemath" in HTML. > I don't think there are any solutions yet which align inline math bitmaps > properly for DocBook. If you know any, please let me know. > > > > > > g) No idea. That's the advantage of EPS images, they are scalable... > > > > I agree also. > > Let's ask Chris... > I'm flattered. :-) See above for my suggestion. > > 1. Are there any CSS stylesheets for Docbook XML? I could only find ones for > XHTML. > Use the one I mentioned above: http://www.karakas-online.de/myLinuxTips/css-for-docbook.html It is written with SGML in mind, but I think the classes that Openjade produces are the same for SGML and XML, so it should work out-of-the box. For a list of available stylesheets (to answer your question in a more complete way ;-) ), see the DocBook Wiki: http://wiki.docbook.org/topic/DocBookStylesheets There are pointers to DSSSL, XSLT and CSS stylesheets for DocBook. Chris PS. I am glad that DocBook-related topics have gained impetus again lately. :-) -- Regards Chris Karakas http://www.karakas-online.de
