Customization of the 4.3 DocBook-XSL Stylesheets for the TCC |  |
Customization of the 4.3 DocBook-XSL Stylesheets for the TCC | |
The term “stylesheet” has two meanings in the context of this document.
XSLT stands for Extensible
Stylesheet Language Transformations, which is the language
used in the various .xsl files in
this document. In this sense, an XSLT script is a program
that transforms an XML file into some other form.
The file docbook.css, shown below, uses CSS Level 2, the Cascading Style Sheets standard
to style the appearance or branding of HTML pages that come
out of this DocBook toolchain. See also the local reference
guide, Styling Web pages
with CSS-2.
For the rationale behind the design of TCC web pages, see the TCC Documentation Guidelines.
Here is the docbook.css file. Install the working copy at this
location:
/u/www/docs/tcc/docbook.css
which has this URL:
http://www.nmt.edu/tcc/docbook.css
The file starts with a header that points back at this
documentation. In CSS, comments are enclosed within
“/* ... */” characters.
/* Stylesheet for NM Tech Computer Center web pages from DocBook * * Do not edit this file. It is extracted automatically from the * documentation here: * http://www.nmt.edu/tcc/doc/docbook43/ims/ */