Add attribute set for Unicode-character callouts #180
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bobstayton
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Jun 2, 2020
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The changes to the XSL look fine (thanks for this new feature), but there are two problems that need to be corrected before merge.
- In addition to editing xsl/fo/param.ent, you must also edit xsl/fo/param.xweb to add an entry for your new attribute set.
- The list of file changes for the this PR shows that the reference page xsl/params/calloutlist.properties.xml was deleted. I suspect that was not intentional.
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Only slightly thrashing around in the dark with 'git', but the changes should have been made. |
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I wanted to set the color of my callout labels.
I have no experience with making a
refentryfor an attribute set, and I created the file directly on GitHub, so hopefully it works well enough.