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Section 46.6 Publication File
To employ a publication file using
xsltproc you use a string parameter (
Section 28.1 ) named
publisher. This should have a path that is relative to the main file for the document. For example, assuming
pod.xml and
fauna.xml are in the same directory
xsltproc -stringparam publisher pod.xml pretext-html.xsl aota.xml
This file should reduce the many other string parameters in use, and reduce the need for extra
XSL files (
Section 28.2 ).
