Re: Re: xmlroff website help wanted

Stefan Seefeld <[email protected]> writes:
> Tony Graham wrote:
>> The logo is back.  I should look at how to get it on every page so we
>> get more brownie points with SourceForge's broken project-ranking system.
>> Please let me know whether or not you can create HTML without having
>> to modify anything.
>
> you mean by modifying the stylesheets (xslt or css) ? I hope so !
> I believe the sf.net logo should go on the bottom of the navigation
> bar (together with the 'docbook website' logo, similar to
> http://nwalsh.com/docbook/index.html), so it's just a matter of
> setting up the xslt templates correctly.

My thoughts exactly, even down to the inclusion of the docbook website
logo.

It should just need an addition to custom-website.xsl.

>>>Otherwise modifications that I apply to embedd a 'news' headline into the
>>>frontpage won't validate any more (which might not be a problem, if you
>>>process the stuff only with 'xsltproc --novalid').
>> It's worse than that: I've started using nXML mode in Emacs, which
>> means I'll need a RNG version of the DTD customization if nXML is
>> going to validate on the fly.
>
> ok, so we need to adjust the rng and generate the dtd from it if we
> want to validate. Sounds like a good occasion to get familiar with
> relaxng :-)

Well-formed is good enough for starters.

Regards,


Tony.



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