Daniel James wrote:
Thanks for the help. I've applied your changes, adjusted the PNG's pixels per inch so it isn't so huge, added an SVG and a few other tweaks. There's a new pdf at the same location:
http://unordered.nfshost.com/pdfs/unordered.pdf
I've also tried generating a single html page and creating a pdf from that using prince (http://www.princexml.com/). This approach should give us a little more control over page breaks using CSS. Although the html output isn't ideal for this kind of thing. The result so far is at:
These both look pretty good to me: the first has the "no page break in long code block" issue, the second doesn't have the TOC at the side. Actually there *may* be a solution to the wrongly-keeping-long-blocks-together issue: insert a "<?dbfo keep-together="auto" ?>" inside the Docbook XML for the long block, that should then allow it to page break and stop it from starting a new page. The problem is while I think I can see how to insert this into quickbook, I can't see how to insert this into your ref.xml at present :-( There's more info on page break issues here: http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/PageBreaking.html HTH, John.