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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: JavaHelp TOC
Thanks, but what I am looking to do is duplicate some of the Contents Pane. I'm trying to get a submenu of the section on the "title page" of each part (eg the expanding bit in JavaHelp). It's more for style and usability. >Richard, > >I am also a docbook newbie. I have used the xsl stylesheets to produce >JavaHelp however (6 months ago). > >When creating html for JavaHelp, there is a table of contents pane. This >worked out well for me. In addition, the stylesheets attempt to also create >TOC entries within the main portion of the text. This never worked for me >and I only got the text "Table of Contents". > >Since I already got the table of contents pane, it was really not important >for me to get another TOC in the main contents itself. With the help some >others on the list, I created a customization layer to supress the >extraneous TOC. If this is what you want to do, I can help you. > >If you really want the duplicate TOC as part of the main text, I can try >doing this when I get home tonight and see if I get results similar to >yours. > >Vincent >> Hi, >> >> I'm having trouble while generating JavaHelp, using XSL StyleSheets >> V1.57. >> >> My problem is that I can't convince DocBook to produce a reasonable >> TOC. It's generating >> <dl><tocitem target="d0e10" text="Help on System processes"> ... </d1> >> which isn't actually viewable. >> >> I'm sure this is a newbie problem, but I've search the list and come up >> empty. Can anyone give me a pointer on how to display the TOC? >> >> Thanks, >> Richard. > > > >
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