Change Log: HTML Stylesheet

Changes to the Modular DocBook Stylesheet

This document summarizes the changes made to the Modular DocBook HTML Stylesheet:

Version 1.05, 15 Feb 1998

Version 1.04, 08 Feb 1998

Version 1.03, 06 Feb 1998

Fixed a small problem with RevHistory in BookBiblio; the construction rule in dbinfo.dsl was more specific than the rule in dbbibl.dsl, so the wrong rule was firing. Fixed by making the construction rule in dbinfo.dsl call a function defined in dbbibl.dsl.

Version 1.02, 03 Feb 1998

1.01, 07 Jan 1998

1.0, 06 Jan 1998

Changes to the HTML stylesheet:

0.10, 29 Dec 1997

Changes to the HTML stylesheet:

0.9, 04 Dec 1997

This release contains support for callouts, a few other enhancements, a number of bug fixes, and a set of test documents.

Changes to dblib.dsl; the general function library:

Changes to dbcommon.dsl; the common library:

Changes to the HTML stylesheet:

0.8, 24 Nov 1997

Minor changes.

0.7, never released

The changes between 0.6 and 0.7 are quite extensive. Most dramatically, support for tables has been rewritten from scratch; see dbtable.dsl for more info.

Changes to dblib.dsl; the general function library:

Changes to dbcommon.dsl; the common library:

Changes to the HTML stylesheet:

0.6, 12 Nov 1997

The changes between 0.5 and 0.6 are so extensive that it would be difficult to document them in detail. All of the files in this distribution have been updated to have a version number of 0.6.

My primary goal in making these changes was to build a common library of code for both the print and HTML stylesheets. To achieve this goal, a great deal of code was moved around and reorganized.

What follows is a short list of the more dramatic changes:

Version 0.5, 27 Oct 1997

Version 0.4, 18 Sep 1997

Version 0.3, 18 Aug 1997

Version 0.2, 08 Aug 1997

In 0.1

This summary is fairly terse. If you have more detailed questions, ask the maintainer ;-). I've gone to considerable lengths to generalize the features of this stylesheet and provide hooks for customization. If you have a need that doesn't seem to have been addressed, feel free to ask me about it.