Migrating another elderly document to DITA yesterday prompts a new question ...
I've found and used the conversion parameter "show xref page", but I can
already imagine places where it would not be quite enough. Consider a task
topic that uses elements both for references to step numbers and fo
On 05/17/2017 10:45 AM, Grundtvig Nielsen Niels wrote:
Migrating another elderly document to DITA yesterday prompts a new
question … I’ve found and used the conversion parameter “show xref
page”, but I can already imagine places where it would not be quite
enough. Consider a task topic that uses
There are so many nifty options included in XXE ... I'll experiment. Thanks for
the information!
N
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Bug in FTP-add on when saving new, unsaved files, using the
URL-based file chooser
In Mac applications, when first time saving a new, unsaved document,
invoking the 'Save' command in the File menu (typically by pressing the
Command-S shortcut) seems to have the same effect as if the 'Save
A Docbook or DITA (at least DITA Book map) documents with the root
element set to e.g. Frenchh (xml:lang="fr") will, when converted to -
for example - XHTML, display user readable phrases such as 'Chapter',
'Table of Contents' and so on, in the language of the root element -
French (with Engli
On 05/17/2017 01:40 PM, Leif Halvard Silli wrote:
Bug in FTP-add on when saving new, unsaved files, using the
URL-based file chooser
In Mac applications, when first time saving a new, unsaved document,
invoking the 'Save' command in the File menu (typically by pressing the
Comma
On 05/17/2017 02:22 PM, Leif Halvard Silli wrote:
A Docbook or DITA (at least DITA Book map) documents with the root
element set to e.g. Frenchh (xml:lang="fr") will, when converted to -
for example - XHTML, display user readable phrases such as 'Chapter',
'Table of Contents' and so on, in the la
On 17 May 2017, at 14:22, Leif Halvard Silli wrote:
But, praying for my own sick mother, when setting the root element to
Norwegian Bokmål (xml:lang='nb') or Norwegian Nynorsk (xml:lang='no')
Typo: I meant, of course, xml:lang="nn".
or unspecified Norwegian (xml:lang='no'), there is no effec
On 17.5.2017 17:35, Hussein Shafie wrote:
> XMLmind is not the developer of "DocBook XSL stylesheets" and that's why
> we cannot explain why setting xml:lang='no' on the root element of a
> DocBook 5 document does not have the desired effect.
Quite common source of problem is using xml:lang togeth
On 17 May 2017, at 17:35, Hussein Shafie wrote:
On 05/17/2017 02:22 PM, Leif Halvard Silli wrote:
A Docbook or DITA (at least DITA Book map) documents with the root
element set to e.g. Frenchh (xml:lang="fr") will, when converted to -
for example - XHTML, display user readable phrases such as 'C
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