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Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] Problem: Not both textobjects & imageobjects inxsl/html output
Oy. My bad. I'm embarassed. Should've RTFM:) Thanks, Mark Chris Moller wrote: > That's the way it's supposed to work. From The Book: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > The primary purpose of the MediaObject > <http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/mediaobject.html> is to provide a > wrapper around a set of alternative presentations of the same information. > > If possible, the processing system should use the content of the first > object within the MediaObject > <http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/mediaobject.html>. If the first object > cannot be used, the remaining objects should be considered in the order > that they occur. A processor should use the first object that it can, > although it is free to choose any of the remaining objects if the > primary one cannot be used. > > Under no circumstances should more than one object in a MediaObject > <http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/mediaobject.html> be used or presented > at the same time. > > For example, a MediaObject > <http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/mediaobject.html> might contain a video, > a high resolution image, a low resolution image, a long text > description, and a short text description. In a “high end” online > system, the video is used. For print publishing, the high resolution > image is used. For other online systems, either the high or low > resolution image is used, possibly including the short text description > as the online alternative. In a text-only environment, either the long > or short text descriptions are used. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Mark Johnson wrote: > >> Hi All, >> >> When generating html output, the xsl stylesheets will only render the >> first <*object> within a <mediaobject>. >> >> For example, >> >> <mediaobject> >> <textobject> >> <para>some text</para> >> </textobject> >> >> <imageobject> >> <imagedata fileref="graphic.png"/> >> </imageobject> >> </mediaobject> >> >> only outputs the <textobject> content. When I reverse the order: >> >> <mediaobject> >> <imageobject> >> <imagedata fileref="graphic.png"/> >> </imageobject> >> >> <textobject> >> <para>some text</para> >> </textobject> >> </mediaobject> >> >> only the graphic gets rendered. >> >> Is this the intended behavior? (Smells like a bug.) >> >> However, I *can* output the combos imageobject/caption or >> textobject/caption, so that I can place text above or below the >> graphic. But this approach/hack only allows me to use one block of >> text within the mediaobject, when I really want to have the option of >> rendering a text object both before & after a imageobject. >> >> Any insights? >> >> Slight digression below >> ----------------------- >> >> FWIW, I found a simple hack to (globally) move the <caption> so it >> appears before the imageobject by simply reversing the order of the >> statements >> >> <xsl:apply-templates select="$object"/> >> <xsl:apply-templates select="caption"/> >> >> in the file html/graphics.xsl. >> >> Thanks, >> Mark >> > > -- > > *Christian H. L. Moller* > /President/ > Moller Software Development Services, LLC > > moller@mollerware.com > 919.367.8689 (Vioce) > 919.367.9097 (Fax) -- ____________________________________________________________ Mark Johnson <mrj@debian.org> Debian XML/SGML: <http://debian-xml-sgml.alioth.debian.org> Home Page: <http://dulug.duke.edu/~mark/> GPG fp: DBEA FA3C C46A 70B5 F120 568B 89D5 4F61 C07D E242
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