prepare Docbook XSL-Stylesheets #334
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- Rename the customised DocBook XSL stylesheet layer to make it clear that they are used for the GnuCash project. - Add separate layer for customizing HTML Based on an idea by TANIGUCHI Yasuaki aka usamimikamen-sk.
Why? The whole level are our customizations – borowed decades ago from |
I tried to get a sorting in the customization level. This is only cosmetic and can be omitted. |
so the section number is not part of the reference text in HTML.
add XSLT stylesheet layer for - listelements - titelpage - choose the paperformat
- icons - spacing - font-size
insert formatting in fo/pdf docbool xls stylesheet
... the behavior of <screen> elements for FO output
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Maybe using the path like Or even put all |
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Inspired by the ideas of TANIGUCHI Yasuaki, these adjustments were made to the existing XSL stylesheets:
For these commits I used parts from PRs #307, #308, #309, #310 and #311 as templates.