[docbook-apps] XSL: glossary bugs

["Christopher R. Maden" <crism at maden dot org>]

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1) The glossary titlepage template is poorly parameterized; there's no way 
to override the size and weight of the title without overriding the entire 
glossary.titlepage.recto template.  These properties should use 
parameters.  [The font-weight is in titlepage.templates.xml:856; the 
font-size seems to be a larger issue of hardcoded sizes in that file, which 
should probably all use attribute sets or parameters.]

2) No attribute set on glossentry/glossterm.  Turning glossterms bold 
requires overriding the glossentry/glossterm template.  Both that template 
and probably the fo:list-item-label in the glossentry template should use 
attribute sets.  [The glossentry template list-item-label is at 
glossary.xsl:541; the glossentry/glossterm is at :582.]

3) Bad mode for first glossdef para.  The glossentry/glossdef/para[1] 
(etc.) template is in glossary.as.list mode, but the glossentry/glossdef 
template doesn't apply templates in that mode.  I'm not sure which is 
proper - probably to apply templates in that mode - but it ought to be 
fixed.  [Either glossary.xsl:630 or :643.]

Finally, is there a way to submit bugs and RFEs directly to SourceForge 
without having a user ID?  I couldn't find one, so sorry if this is out of 
line.

Thanks,
Chris
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Christopher R. Maden, Principal Consultant, crism consulting
XML-SGML-HTML-DTDs-schemas-XSL-DSSSL-conversion-training-ebooks-B2B
<URL: http://crism.maden.org/consulting/ >
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