🚀 go-pugleaf

The map-to-book process basically works like this ..

- select command from menu
- specify output book name
- map is opened with the Book application, which runs the XSLT import script to aggregate the separate XML topic files into chapter files
- after book has been built, a process runs over the book to relink the references

Note that this assumes that you select the command from the menu rather than opening the map with the Book app .. which may seem to work, but does not properly relink the references in the generated FM files.

So, yes .. if you make tweaks to the XSLT, you should be able to get your additional attributes onto the fm-ditabook element.

Cheers,

...scott