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eatdrinkfeelgood 1.1 to index-card formatting objects

This stylesheet converts a recipe document conforming to the eatdrinkfeelgood 1.1 DTD into an XSL-FO document suitable for generating an index card.

The current version of the eatdrinkfeelgood 1.1 to index-card formatting objects stylesheet is 1.1.

released April 04, 2006

source

example

# First generate an XSL-FO document from your recipe

xsltproc -o /path/to/recipe.fo \
 /path/to/eatdrinkfeelgood-1.1-to-indexcard-fo.xsl \
 /path/to/your/recipe.xml

# Next generate a PDF file using the Fop processor

fop /path/to/recipe.fo \
 -pdf /path/to/recipe.pdf 
   

step-by-step

1. the recipe sweet-potato-cheesecake.xml
2. is transformed using the xsltproc program and the eatdrinkfeelgood-1.1-to-indexcard-fo stylesheet
3. and creates a new document named sweet-potato-cheesecake.fo
4. which is used by the Fop program to create a new PDF file named sweet-potato-cheesecake.pdf

parameters

• size

  The default dimensions for index cards are 5 inches by 7 inches. If the value of the size parameter is small the dimensions will be reduced to 4 inches by 6 inches.

• font-size

  Specify the default font size for the text on the index card. All formatting is scaled using this value and the em property. The default font size is 8pt.

• hide-images

  Do not include any images in the final output.

• hide-images-src

  Include image title, caption and link to external reference but not the image itself in the final output.

• image-height

  Set the image height for scaling all images to be included in the final output. The default setting is to simply let the FO processor figure out what to do, which usually means rendering the image at its original size.

  Since we're talking about index cards that may be too big but that's your business.

notes

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