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Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] Define my own inline.sequence
Hi Jacques, yes, I have this working with 1.74.0 and XEP 4.13. Do you have the font-alias also set up in the xep.xml file? Otherwise, I'm not sure what the problem would be. Best regards, --Scott Scott Hudson Senior XML Architect http://www.FlatironsSolutions.com Vision. Experience. Engineering Excellence. Jacques Foucry wrote: > On 5 déc. 08, at 23:38, Scott Hudson wrote: > >> I have font variants working via XEP: >> <xsl:when test="@role='smallcaps'"> >> <fo:inline font-variant="small-caps"> >> <xsl:call-template name="inline.charseq"/> >> </fo:inline> >> </xsl:when> >> >> The caveat, is that I did have to install a font that had small-caps >> and add the support for it in the xep.xml config: >> >> <font-family name="Fontin" embed="true"> >> <font><font-data ttf="Fontin-Regular.ttf"/></font> >> <font style="italic"><font-data ttf="Fontin-Italic.ttf"/ >>> </font> >> <font weight="bold"><font-data ttf="Fontin-Bold.ttf"/></ >> font> >> <font variant="small-caps"><font-data ttf="Fontin- >> SmallCaps.ttf"/></font> >> </font-family> >> >> <font-alias name="small-caps" value="Fontin"/> > > > > I exactly do the same ( but with Goudy Old Style font) and it used to > work with 1.7.3.1 stylesheet version but it seems broken with 1.7.4. :-( > > <font-family name="Goudy Old Style" embed="true"> > <font> > <font-data ttf="GoudyOldStyle/Goudy Old Style.ttf"/> > </font> > <font weight="bold"> > <font-data ttf="GoudyOldStyle/Goudy Old Style Bold.ttf"/> > </font> > <font style="italic"> > <font-data ttf="GoudyOldStyle/Goudy Old Style Italic.ttf"/> > </font> > <font variant="small-caps"> > <font-data ttf="GoudyOldStyle/Goudy-SC.ttf"/> > </font> > </font-family> > > Did it work for you with 1.7.4 DocBook stylesheet version ? > > Jacques
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