I've been trying to follow the instructions
(http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/HtmlCustomEx.html) where you run your
custom spec xml file against the titlepage.xsl to create a new xsl based upon
your changes--this is later added to the customization layer:
Generate custom XSL templates
Once you have your complete spec file modified, you process it with an XSLT
processor such as Saxon or xsltproc. The stylesheet you use is
template/titlepage.xsl in the DocBook XSL distribution. If your customized copy
of html/titlepage.templates.xml was named mytitlepage.spec.xml, then you could
process it with this command:
xsltproc \
-output html/mytitlepages.xsl \
template/titlepage.xsl \
html/mytitlepage.spec.xml
The result should be html/mytitlepages.xsl. You'll find in that file a large
collection of XSL templates for generating title pages.
-Mark
C:\>saxon -o /docbook-xsl-1.64.1/html/titlepage.templates.xsl
/docbook-xsl-1.64.
1/html/titlepage.templates.xml /docbook-xsl-1.64.1/html/titlepage.xsl
I don't think titlepage is intended to run on its own: it's a component of the
whole
thing and included into the top level docbook.xsl
David
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