I don't have a solution for this specfic problem, but I have
found a tool that helps me debug CSS. I use the Firebug addon to the
Firefox browser. When turned on, you can position the cursor on an HTML
element, and it will show you the CSS styles that are applied, where they are
coming from, and which have been overridden. Very useful for complex CSS
setups. I haven't tried it with Webhelp output, though.
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
From: Fritsch, Michael
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2013 1:05 AM
To:
Subject: [docbook-apps] No css for task/procedure?
Hi,
I generate Webhelp from my DocBook sources.
Recently, I recognized that my <task><procedure><step>
elements are not rendered in Webhelp as a list but as plain
text.
The source code of the generated page looks
like:
<div
class=?procedure?>
<ol class=?procedure?
type=?1?>
<li class=?step?
title=?Step 1?>
I?ve searched all the stylesheets for some
CSS files containing rules for these classes but I didn?t found
anything.
Are these missing or do I miss
something?
Best regards,
Michael
Dr. Michael Fritsch
Technical Editor
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