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Creating a separate section/component for Revision History

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Kerry, Richard <>
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2012-12-03T16:41:50+00:00
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Creating a separate section/component for Revision History
Team,

 

I've successfully removed the Revision History from the title-page of my document (ie from the title-page of the FO transform) - that was straightforward.

I'd like to add it back as a separate section (*) later in the file - probably between the appendix (which is rarely present) and the index (which is never present).

 

Can anyone advise me where in the stylesheets I need to add my new section ?

I'm expecting to see somewhere the current main structure - ie title-page, ToC, section 1 ... section n, Appendices, Index.  I'd expect to be adding something in there.

There will probably be a pile of other stuff needed to make this work.  

It may be that I just need to write a 'section' and mark it for special handling, then customize a version of the section template to be called between the appendix and the index.  This may be simpler.  But I still need to find out where to get it called.

Actually, since I'll generally need two revision histories, writing it into a separate Section page may also make it easier

 

Appreciatively,

Richard.

 

 

(*) I've said 'section' here but that has a specific meaning.  I think what I mean here is what is sometimes referred to as a 'component'.

 

 

 

 

 

Richard Kerry

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