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Subject: Text style and color
Hi all, I have to produce documents with a complex presentation for some part of the text. My toolchain consists in : XML (with owner format) --|XSLT|--> DocBook --|docbook-xsl|--> PDF In my source XML document, there is some data where format description is part of the data. eg. <xxx> <txt> <color>blue</color> <style>underline</style> <wording>A part of</wording> </txt> <txt> <color>black</color> <style>normal</style> <wording> a text for xxx</wording> </txt> </xxx> In my final PDF document, I want to display xxx elements with a pretty format representing a concatenation of txt (taking into account color and style sub-elements). For this purpose, I think I have two choices, but I'm not sure the first is possible : 1/ Generating a docbook document with color and style inside. I don't find any documentation about customizing text color in docbook (i.e. without developping it in my customization layer). Is it possible to do this ? 2/ Generating a docbook document with "xxx" elements inside and treating them in the presentation layer. This means that my docbook format is extented with the "xxx" element. Regarding the reference schema of DocBook publishing model(http://nwalsh.com/docbook/procdiagram/) I guess it is possible. Is there a documentation guide for extending DocBook format with owner elements ? Thanks in advance. Xavier
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