I added this entry to my local copy of topic.css in order to display the
spectitle= value for sections that specify it:
*[class~="topic/section"][spectitle]:before {
display: block;
font-weight: bold;
margin-top: 6pt;
margin-bottom: 2pt;
content: attr("spectitle");
}
Cheers,
E.
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Sorin, ok, I'll go back and look at that. There isn't a book on oXygen, is
there? The help only gets me so far. I do like it though -- what a big step
up from the freebies!
Karen
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 8:59 AM, Sorin Ristache <sorin(a)oxygenxml.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The HTML chunks are created in the folder set with the parameter base.dir.
> If you do not set the parameter the chunks are created in the folder of the
> XSLT stylesheet as for any relative file path specified in an XSLT
> stylesheet.
>
> For example you can duplicate the Docbook HTML scenario, change the XSL URL
> to ${frameworks}/docbook/xsl/html/chunk.xsl and set the output directory in
> the base.dir parameter:
>
> base.dir=D:/temp/test/docbook/
>
> Maybe we should add a predefined scenario called Docbook HTML - Chunking.
>
>
> Regards,
> Sorin
>
>
> Karen Schneider wrote:
>
>> I can use DocBook chunk.xsl successfully outside of oXygen which is why I
>> ask this here. I have read the documentation but assume I am
>> overlooking/misinterpreting something (probably obvious...). I set up a
>> transform that under XSLT/XSL URL says:
>>
>> ${frameworks}/docbook/xsl/html/chunk.xsl
>>
>> I have left output alone. Running either Saxon 6.5.5 or xsltproc on valid
>> DocBook 5 files, the transform produces completely empty files--not even
>> declarations or anything, just foo.html without anything in them.
>>
>> Thanks again for yesterday's help!
>>
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I can use DocBook chunk.xsl successfully outside of oXygen which is why I
ask this here. I have read the documentation but assume I am
overlooking/misinterpreting something (probably obvious...). I set up a
transform that under XSLT/XSL URL says:
${frameworks}/docbook/xsl/html/chunk.xsl
I have left output alone. Running either Saxon 6.5.5 or xsltproc on valid
DocBook 5 files, the transform produces completely empty files--not even
declarations or anything, just foo.html without anything in them.
Thanks again for yesterday's help!
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Hello,
Often when I copy and paste HTML code from somewhere, and edit the
resulting page in Oxygen, I get a validation error in
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd
For example, when the DOCTYPE at the beginning says
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
I get the validation error:
F [Xerces] The declaration for the entity "ContentType" must end with '>'.
If I click on this error message, it takes me not to my html document,
but to http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd, to the following declaration:
<!ENTITY % ContentType "CDATA"
-- media type, as per [RFC2045]
-->
The middle of those three lines is highlighted.
I could understand if something in my own HTML were invalid; but this
appears to be saying that the standard DTD provided by W3C is not
well-formed.
I'm not a DTD guru, but I would be very surprised if that were the case.
Is this a Xalan bug, then?
This is not a showstopper for me, but it does make it more complicated
for me to do validation on the html I'm writing.
Thanks,
Lars
Hi all, I am new to oXygen and am trying to wrap my head around an
XInclude question. I'm planning a proof-of-concept project for
DocBook. My local environment is Windows XP and I am committing files
to our Linux-based public repository via svn.
where all hrefs are in the same subdirectory it's easy to see how to
do this. I'm trying to clarify how to make this happen in Docbook
using oXygen (and -- where this becomes an oXygen question -- get them
to validate). In the xi:include statements, do I use a pattern of
file:///directory/filename.xml ...?
I include a snippet of work in progress, if that helps clarify my question.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<book version="5.0" xmlns="http://docbook.org/ns/docbook"
xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">
... etc. ...
<xi:include href="/Intro/Introduction.xml"
xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude" />
<xi:include href="/Installation/Installation.xml"
xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude" />
<xi:include href="/Sysadmin/Administration.xml"
xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude" />
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I've been playing around with setting up a CSS for editing XML entity
catalogs. I can of course display all the attribute values but changing them
requires using the attribute editor, which is a bit unnatural in this case,
since all the important info is in attributes.
I'm wondering if it's possible or if it could be possible to configure
Author through CSS to allow editing of specific attribute values in the
editing page?
Thanks,
Eliot
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Hi,
I work on several projects within oXygen, all using the project
level preferences. But I have several scenarii that I use for
all projects (XSLStyle, XSpec, etc.) Is there any way to add
scenarii at the global level, without impacting current project,
and being usable in all projects?
If I select "global scenarios" in the "configure transformation
scenarios" action, I get the following warning:
The scenarios will be cleared from the <oXygen/> project file
when you save the project.
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Hi there,
I tried to open some large XML files in Oxygen and it gives me the error
that I have to give'm more memory (error message in german):
----------
Bitte starten Sie neu, nachdem Sie mehr Speicher alloziiert für oxygen.
Dafür den Parameter -Xmx im Startskript ändern, beispielsweise -Xmx700m.
Falls Sie ein Diff Tool ausgeführt haben als das Problem auftrat, können
Sie das nächste mal versuchen einen anderen Algorithmus zu verwenden.
Weitere Details im Benutzerhandbuch unter 'Performance problems' und
'Setting a parameter in the startup script'.
----------
But when I go to the "Oxygen" folder in "Applications" on Mac OS X, I
can't identify the script where I have to do this changes?
Thanks for any help,
Tom
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Is it possible to have the editor view assocation on a per-editor basis? For
example, I want to use Author for most XML, but some docs, such as XML
catalogs, are more effectively edited in the grid view.
Thanks,
Eliot
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TEI@Oxford Summer School 2009 -- now open for bookings!
The TEI@Oxford team is pleased to announce that we are now taking
bookings for our annual summer school.
Dates: Monday 20 July - Friday 24 July
Venue: Oxford University Computing Services
Full information and online booking:
http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/rts/events/2009-07/
This five-day course combines in-depth coverage of the latest version of
the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Guidelines for the encoding of
digital text with hands-on practical exercises (using oXygen) in their
application. If you are a project manager, research assistant, or
encoder working on any kind of project concerned with the creation or
management of digital text, this course is for you.
You should be generally computer literate (web, email, word-processors)
for this course. You may already be broadly familiar with the idea of
textual editing, perhaps (but not necessarily) with some experience of
producing HTML web pages, or of traditional scholarly editing. You
should be enthusiastic about the possibilities offered by digital
technologies and keen to learn more. You should be prepared to get your
hands dirty at the keyboard and you should not be afraid of a little
technical jargon.
At the end of the course we hope to have given you:
1. a good grounding in the theoretical issues underlying the use of
text markup, XML in particular;
2. an understanding of the purpose and principles of the Text
Encoding Initiative;
3. a survey of the full range of modules constituting the TEI's
current Recommendations;
4. experience of how the TEI scheme can be customized for particular
applications, and internationalized for different languages.
5. an introduction to some of the tools and methods in which TEI
documents are published and processed
Using OUCS' excellent teaching facilities, we will also provide you with
practical experience in:
* using online tools to build, verify, and document a TEI-conformant
schema
* using XML editing software to
o create new encoded texts
o standardize existing digital texts
* using a variety of web-based and desktop tools to display and
analyse TEI documents
The course will be taught by the TEI@Oxford team: Lou Burnard, James
Cummings, and Sebastian Rahtz, with the assistance of other invited TEI
experts.
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