DOCBOOK-APPS: RE: HTML XSL

[Michael Cortez <mcortez@fullcoll.edu>]

>> | 1. Create an Index.  Can I just simply place IndexTerms in my document
and
>> | have the xsl sheets automatically create a hyperlinked index for me?
>>
>> Yes, if you use the autoidx.xsl stylesheet.

Is there a complete listing of all the different XSL sheets and what they
do.  I had thought that all the files in the HTML\ directory in the
stylesheets distribution were for just one transformation and used through
docbook.xsl


>> | 2. I have a section where I am defining terms and their associated
>> | abbreviations.  There a way that I can get the XSL to out put these
>> | definitions with the abbreviations listed after the Term in
(parenthesis),
>> | like -- Strength (STR)  --- I am supplying the appropriate abbrev tags,
but
>> | they seam to just disappear.
>>
>> Can you show me a small sample of your markup, please. Abbrevs
>> shouldn't just disappear.

This was generated by XEENA and validates, but the text in the
<abbrev></abbrev tags does not come out in the rendered HTML.  It just goes
"poof" -- The only thing I can think off, is that perhaps I have the
<abbrev> tag in the wrong place.

<glosslist>
  <glossentry>
    <glossterm>Strength</glossterm>
    <abbrev>STR</abbrev>
    <indexterm>
      <primary>Strength</primary>
      <secondary>Ability Score</secondary>
    </indexterm>
    <glossdef>
      <para><![CDATA[Strength measures a character's muscle and physical
power. ]]></para>
    </glossdef>
  </glossentry>

...
</glosslist>


Thanks,
--
Michael Cortez

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