Re: Re: modified XSL problems...

Gabor Hojtsy wrote:

For the HTML Help stuff, the rule was: leave all CSS possible, and let skin designers use them if they want. I already have one skin on my hdd, but have not released it, cause I am delaying it till the next content update. There are quite a few CSS classes used in the HTMLHelp CSS files (see the htmlhelp/suippfiles/html dir in phpdoc CVS), though I have not cheked if those you disabled were used or not...

We'll see when I work on it

Just short to the tech-question: The above template is called by e.g. <xsl:apply-templates select="." mode="phpdoc.object.title"/> and the above template itself calls another template (substitute-markup), which calls <xsl:apply-templates select="." mode="title.markup"/>. So why don't we call immediately the second one, saving 2 steps?

This is a subroutine ;) It jumps to the substitute-markup template with parameters. substitute-markup's default params are not those used here to call it. BTW substitute-markup may call title.markup at the end, but it was not clear to me that this is always the case, and I considered it a wrong customization method to dig down into the templates when the sheets provide abstraction. This method may be slower a bit, but more compatible with future sheets... At least these are my reasons. If this clearly does the same, then feel free to modify the phpweb sheet accordingly.

Since it's already there and work, I'll leave it as is (BTW, I don't know if there is a absolutely right customization method, at least at this stage of docbook-xsl). Thomas