Re: Sample TR2 library proposal using Quickbook

On 12/5/2011 8:23 AM, Beman Dawes wrote:
> Rene Rivera<grafikrobot<at>  gmail.com>  writes:
>
>>
>> On 11/30/2011 10:09 AM, Beman Dawes wrote:
>>> Rene, what did you do to cause the stylesheet to be inlined?
>>
>> Oh, I don't think I did for the version generated from quickbook. I made
>> a separate version for the one sent to the committee. It should be
>> possible.. Although it might take some XSLT to do it.
>
> Thinking a bit more about using Quickbook to generate non-Boost documents, there
> are really two separate issues:
>
> * Using inline styles.

More on this as I've gotten around to messing some more with the tree 
proposal..

I have made a change to the BoostBook XSLT code that lets me style with 
the CSS to get the look&feel of the standard documents. I have this 
working for the tree proposal, which I'll check in once I test that all 
the styles works correctly. And tweak some superfluous stuff, like the 
admonition graphics, into not appearing.

I found a way that lets one inject any CSS directly into the produced 
HTML. But I haven't figured out what the correct incantation of the path 
to the CSS to inject is. All the various paths to the CSS file I've 
tried have only produced an error :-( But I'll figure it out eventually.

When I get the above working I will have a completely standalone and 
correctly looking document. But there are some things that I'd like to 
ideally figure out how to adjust/fix. Top most on my list:

1. Controlling the section numbers so that in the proposed section text 
I can specify the real STD chapter numbers.

2. Controlling the generation of TOCs to not show up at certain times.


Rene.

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