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Subject: Re: [docbook] Re: html split level
Norman Walsh ha scritto: > / Stefano Lampis <slampis@studenti.math.unipd.it> was heard to say: > | Norman Walsh ha scritto: > |> / Stefano Lampis <slampis@studenti.math.unipd.it> was heard to say: > |> | I'd like to increase the split level. > |> | Is there a way to split my <sect3> in multiple pages while generating > |> | (x)HTML output? > |> > |> Set chunk.section.depth=3 > |> > |> Be seeing you, > |> norm > |> > | Err.. I am a little new to docbook, maybe i've done something wrong. > | I put this line > | <xsl:param name="chunk.section.depth" select="3" /> > | in xhtml/chunk-code.xsl (and tried some file else) > | It doesn't work. Isn't this the way? > > It's probably better to specify chunk.section.depth=3 on the command > line or in your own customization layer (check out Bob Stayton's book) > but what you did should have worked. > > Can you send me a small document that demonstrates the problem? > > Be seeing you, > norm > Sorry if I am late. Well I did it, it worked with passing parameters on command line, but the result is not exactly what i want. I mean, the chunk is ok, but the first section of each chapter is not chunked correctly. I'll make an example Chapter 1 <-- page X Section 1 <-- page X Section 1.1 <-- page X Section 1.2 <-- page X Section 1.3 <-- page X I got all the three subsection in the first page, but in the next sections i have all chunked. Section 2 <-- page Y Section 2.1 <-- page Z Section 2.1.1 <-- page anotherpage Sorry, I don't know how to explain it better. These days I'll generate some more useful example and I will published somewhere. Regards -- Stefano Lampis
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