Chapter 3. Using dblatex

Table of Contents

Reference

dblatex — convert DocBook to LaTeX, DVI, PostScript, and PDF

Output Formatting Style

How it works

Adding a New Formatting Style

Publishing Outputs

Publishing a single document

Publishing a Set of Books

Global Page Setup

Book Covers

Chapter and Section numbering

Depth of Section numbering and Table Of Content

Using the latex style for section numbering

Using the label attribute

Figure Inclusion

Presentation

Converting on the fly

Paths Lookup

Creating Tables

Limitations

Table Width

Tables without colwidth

Tables with mixed colspec

Tables with proportional and fixed colwidth

Tables with fixed colwidths

Automatic Column Width

Informal Table LaTeX Styles

Tables with morerows

Landscape tables

Smaller tables

Coloured tables

HTML Tables

Correcting Poor Formatting

Floats

Tables

Examples

Hyphenation and over-long lines

Characters and Manual Spacing

Writing Mathematics

Writing LaTeX Mathematical Equations

Writing MathML equations

Musical Notation

Extending the Verbatim Rendering

Dblatex Specific Options

Scaling Feature

Formatting embedded elements

Creating a new Verbatim Environment

Creating an Index

Internationalized Indexes

Writing a Bibliography

Using Bibliography Entries

Using BibTeX Databases

Natbib Citations

Document Revisions

Locale Support

Document Encoding

Babel Languages

CJK Languages

Mixing the languages

Using XRefsyle and Olinks

Specific xrefstyle for ulink

Footnotes

Footnote Numbering Scope

End Notes