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The Docbook DTD for XML provides a rich set of markup for
authors of technical documents. However, developing a publication
through repeated cycles of (1) editing source code, (2) transforming
sources to target format (like HTML or PDF) and
(3) reviewing recent changes can become a bit cumbersome, especially
when compared with WYSIWYG-style publication tools.
This project provides a set of CSS files for direct inclusion
in a DocBook document. They simplify the development cycle by
providing previews without the transformation step:
Just edit the source and load it into any XML- and CSS-enabled
Browser for preview. After changing your text, just refresh
the browser display and see the effect.
- Earlier work
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This project is based on
docbook-css-0.4
by David Holroyd
- Release 1.0
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2005-05-01: First release, by
Michael Thiele, Medieninformatik,
SB Informatik, FB DCSM, RheinMain Univ. of Applied Sciences, Wiesbaden.
- Release 1.01
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2005-07-03: Bugfix release, by
Michael Thiele
(see above).
- Release 1.02
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2007-10-25: Bugfix release, by
Heinz Werntges
(see above).
This release fixes an issue of Firefox when trying to show
images via element "imagedata" by adding a missing
namespace declaration in file db-bindings.xml
Sample text and documentation- Release 1.02
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The file you can load below is a Docbook XML file that uses
the project CSS for display/preview purposes. No XSL stylesheets
are involved, just the CSS.
Load
this Docbook XML demo (text in German).
NOTE: Your browser should comply with both XML and CSS-2
according to their current W3C recommendations for best results.
We recommend to use Mozilla Firefox 2.x.
- Customization
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Customizing this package is simple: Just import
the central CSS file, then add new or override
existing CSS statements. A
sample file shows how this works.
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