m:docbook
m:docbook — The primary mode for processing DocBook elements.
Mode:
{http://docbook.org/ns/docbook/modes}docbook
Defined in:
main.xsl (2), modules/admonitions.xsl, modules/annotations.xsl (2), modules/attributes.xsl (4), modules/bibliography.xsl (6), modules/blocks.xsl (19), modules/components.xsl, modules/divisions.xsl, modules/footnotes.xsl (3), modules/glossary.xsl (11), modules/index.xsl (14), modules/info.xsl (15), modules/inlines.xsl (102), modules/l10n.xsl, modules/links.xsl (6), modules/lists.xsl (23), modules/msgset.xsl (7), modules/objects.xsl (12), modules/programming.xsl (24), modules/publishers.xsl (3), modules/refentry.xsl (11), modules/sections.xsl (2), modules/tablecals.xsl (8), modules/tablehtml.xsl (4), modules/templates.xsl, modules/titles.xsl, modules/toc.xsl (7), modules/unhandled.xsl (2), modules/verbatim.xsl (7), modules/xlink.xsl (4), modules/xref.xsl
Description
The m:docbook mode is the primary mode for processing
DocBook elements. Critically, this means that if you import the DocBook stylesheets
and wish to override some of the templates, you must make sure
that those templates are defined in the m:docbook mode.