I am a little lost. Why does each chapter have an xml:base
declaration? You are probably aware that if you xi:include a DocBook
file (containing say, a chapter), that the xml:base attribute will be
automatically added to that element in the final document. So, I am
wondering what the specific reason is for the "extra" xml:base
attribute.
I don't think I've ever attempted to xi:include a document that
already has its own xml:base declaration - I imagine this is rare for
others as well, which might be why you are running into difficulties.
On 8/10/06, Elliotte Harold <> wrote:
> Elliotte Harold wrote:
> > However, with HTML and XHTML output this fails. IN
> > particular, in the XHTML output, I'm seeing images like this:
> >
> > <img
> > src="file:/Users/elharo/Projects/workspace/CS905/build/week13////Users/elharo/Projects/workspace/CS905/build/awt.gif"
> > width="107"/>
> >
>
> Actually that seems to be with an older version of the stylesheets.
> However, with 1.70.1 I'm now getting
>
> <img
> src="/Users/elharo/Projects/workspace/CS905/build/file:///Users/elharo/Projects/workspace/CS905/build/week13/awt.gif"
> width="107" alt="The Java AWT Reference"/
>
> Still not correct. :-(
>
>
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