Re: [docbook-apps] Preventing identing of table of contents on lefthandside of frame doc.

[Paul Taylor <paul_t100@fastmail.fm>]

yep this works, should have managed this.
Michael Smith wrote:

>Maybe try:
>
>  div.book div.toc dd {
>    margin-left: 0;
>  }
>
>If the root element of your document is not "book", change "book"
>to whatever the root element is (e.g., "article").
>
>I think that should have the effect of unindenting only the master
>TOC (what I would guess you have in your left-hand frame), but not
>changing the indenting of the TOC in any of your chunks
>(right-hand side).
>  
>
BTW I have managed to get the source code to look nicer at last by 
creating a customization wrapper around the chunk.xsl
and adding

<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";   
version='1.0'>    
 <xsl:import href="./chunk.xsl"/>
<xsl:output method="html"  encoding="ISO-8859-1"  indent="yes"/>
</xsl:stylesheet>

Ive have already been told about this on an earlier post but I gave up 
because I couldn't really understand what i was being told. This is 
documented in the online book (although only for the docbook.xsl) but 
chunk.xsl says to use chunker.output.indent. I could not get the 
parameter to work but may be my processor doesnt support EXSLT, Im not 
sure because Im using ants xslt task and there is no verbode output option.

The documentation is very good, but for novices docbookers it is quite 
intimidating.  I would like to suggest that a bit more documentation 
could contain a bit more info on getting Docbook working with different 
XSLT processors, and working with ANT . The documentation is quite 
biased towards Saxon but I would guess Xalan2 is the most popular 
processor (I had never heard of Saxon before I came across Docbook.) , 
and is there
any good reason for chunk.xsl  supporting EXSLT and .docbook.xsl