Hi Aankhen,
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>> Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!
>
> Glad I could help. :-) There’s something I don’t understand, though:
> you say that you already do #3 for HTML output; why not do it for
> XHTML as well? :-S Why do it this way? (Also, if you’re producing
> XHTML, you probably want to close that ‘br’.)
>
> BTW, as I said in the previous mail, you don’t need to make every
> space a non-breaking space (and in fact, that can have unfortunate
> consequences if you put too many of them on one line). Just changing
> every other space would do.
>
> Aankhen
It's for the text output, not xhtml.
We're (for now) using xmlto, which is calling w3m underneath. It does a
little too much to 'help' so we're most likely going to move away from
it and back to the raw tools, xsltproc, fop and w3m.
A little more background info:
We have a couple dozen recently converted documents that have about 2500
pages total.
We want 5 output formats for the docs.
html, pdf, txt, ps (and eventually epub)
It's taking a lot of work to figure out how to style a tag well in all
of those outputs.
I mention this only because I will have more questions for the list soon
in my efforts to create good looking documentation.
I appreciate all the help!
marcoz
