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Description of problem: When creating a book consisting of parts, the HTML and PDF output for the Part headings differ within the main TOC and in each "part" itself. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Seen in publican 2.3 on Linux Mint 11. How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a book. 2. Add a part with this tag: <part label="Part I"> <title>My Splendid Title</title> .. 3. Build HTML and/or PDF. Actual results: In the main Table Of Contents: "Part I. My Splendid Title" In the part itself: "Part Part I. My Splendid Title" If I remove the "Part " text from the label attribute on the <part> tag, I get the following: In the main Table Of Contents: "I. My Splendid Title" In the part itself: "Part I. My Splendid Title" Expected results: I expect both to be the same, viz: In the main Table Of Contents: "Part I. My Splendid Title" In the part itself: "Part I. My Splendid Title" Additional info: None.
We do not support using attributes for labels, it breaks translation. To get this to work in Publican you'd need to: 1: make a custom brand 2: disable the auto labeling feature of upstream docbook xsl 3: possibly override some of Publican's custom xsl Branding is our solution for when you disagree with us ;) If you try to do this and can't get working I'm happy to help via the publican-list.