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I believe you need to wrap the epigraph in -----Original Message----- From: Christopher Culver [mailto:crculver@christopherculver.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 11:27 AM To: docbook@lists.oasis-open.org Subject: [docbook] Epigraph for parts The document that I am preparing in ...

I've run into the same problem. Since we use curly quote marks in our work, I need to use the quote tag to get those right, and my workarounds don't seem terribly elegant in these cases: 1) You could just use the quotation characters (rather than the tags) in those instances (I made an entity for ...

I should have mentioned also that this is for the older epub format. I have not yet looked at epub3, so I don't know if this translates.

I'll put up the customizations, if anyone finds them helpful. And a sample output. I worked on 3 templates, but only 1 gets heavy customization. In xhtml/autotoc.xsl: I removed the list-related tags from the templates "make.toc" and "subtoc". The bigger customization to add the p and ...

I haven't started using EPUB3 stylesheets yet, but for my epub2 and kindle work, I finally customized the stylesheets to produce my TOC lines as p tags with useful class names that I can control in the CSS. Neither of the built in list-options for TOC seemed to work well enough for my purposes, especially ...