Re: Examples
| From: | Egon Schmid | Date: | Tue, 16 Oct 2001 19:22:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Examples | ||
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From: "Hojtsy Gabor" <goba@mail.digitel2002.hu>
> > Adding new element to DocBook doesn't break compatibility with.
> > Customizing DocBook is quite easy
> >
> > - create DocBook DTD customization (add/remove
elements/attributes)
> > - create stylesheet customizations which handle new
elements/attributes
> >
> > You can still use common tools and stylesheets. In that case
namespaces
> > are not good solutions, because you do not need combine two
DTDs, you
> > just need add one new element for seealso into existing DTD.
There is
> > nothing wrong with customizing DTD (ask Norm if you don't
beleive me;).
>
> I have seen the customization chapter of the DocBook book online,
> but the paragraphss about "A tag added? It is not docbook
anymore",
> ment to me, it is not docbook anymore...
Correct, you got my point. You can add as many tags (or elements)
you want, but than the manual couldn´t be build with the XML source
with the original DocBook.
Most elements have a default rendering scheme. We can only
standardize the names of attribute names and hope someone have time
making the customizing, so that the rendering looks better then the
default.
-Egon