Re: One more thing...

["Andreas J. Guelzow" <aguelzow taliesin ca>]

Eric Baudais wrote:

> On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 08:06:12AM -0700, Andreas J. Guelzow wrote:
>
> > Alexander Kirillov wrote:
> >
> >
> > > Here are the answers - at least, my take on them:
> > > about EPS: these are used for producing print (PDF, PS) output from the
> > > same DocBook source. For conversion to HTML, PNG files will be used. By
> > > including both filenames, the same DocBook file can be used for both
> > > purposes without any modifications (of course, one still needs to
> > > produce EPS files)
> > >
> > > about title: if the screenshot is shown as a separate figure, then it
> > > should be put in <figure> wrapper which provides title: 
> > > <figure  id="mainwindow-fig">
> > > <title>Main Window.</title>
> > > <screenshot>
> > > <mediaobject>
> > >   <imageobject>
> > >     <imagedata fileref="figures/image.png" format="PNG"/>
> > >   </imageobject>
> > >   <imageobject>
> > >     <imagedata fileref="figures/image.eps" format="EPS"/>
> > >   </imageobject>
> > >   <textobject>
> > >     <phrase>Screenshot of main window</phrase>
> > >   </textobject>
> > >  </mediaobject>
> > > </screenshot>
> > > </figure>
> > >
> > > If you want screenshot to be "informal" (no figure number or caption),
> > > then you just use <screenshot>. AT least, this is the way I plan to do
> > > it in the templates. 
> > >
> > > Sasha
> > But why does this code yield:
> > jade:../analysis-tools.sgml:17:67:E: character data is not allowed here
> > and (in the html file) shows a > following the image;
> > when I use it for the gnumeric documentation. (But hey, it also wants a 
> > note.gif file for the <note>...</note> tags.) And to think that not to 
> > long ago this all work just fine until the decision was made to change 
> > everything    :-(
>
> This is to be used _*#only#*_ with Docboook XML V4.1.x.


Well,


  <figure id="specifyingranges">
    <title>Specifying Ranges.</title>
    <screenshot>
       <graphic fileref="images/analysistools-ranges" 
format="png"></graphic>
    </screenshot>
  </figure>


used to work but has the same problem... I don't understand enough about 
the translation from docbook to html etc. to determine why things don't 
work anymore but even the official gnumeric manual web page doesn't show 
any images anymore.

Andreas




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