RE: [xsl] WG: frames?

[David.Pawson@xxxxxxxxxxx]

 >>>
> especially:
> http://www.sagehill.net/xml/docbookxsl/HtmlCustomEx.html#HtmlFrames
> >>>
> 
> OK i have read this and it work, but this is not exact, what 
> i wish and it explains not really the questions which i have. 
> (or i'm blind at the moment). Perhaps you can answer them:
> 
> 1. If i wisch to add the frameset file as a template to the 
> xsl Stylesheet, so from which template of Norm's Stylesheets 
> have i call my own frameset-template file.

They go in the customisation layer. See the sagehill site for that.
Your customisations override the defaults.


> 
> 2. This framset-template must be automatically chunked, how 
> can i chunk my own templates in separate files?

Don't. Its a nightmare for docbook.
  Take a look at the code :-)

> 
> 3. I need in the navigation frame only the toc, not all of 
> the templetes (headers, footnotenavigation), how can i get 
> only the toc in one file. And in the main file there schould 
> be no link to the toc at the navigation at the bottom of 
> chunked files.

Either try website, which can be used with frames,
or start from scratch, or don't use docbook.

That is (IMO) too much customisation to make good use
of what is available in docbook.
 

regards DaveP

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