You could also customize the template with match="figure" in fo/formal.xsl.
Oddly enough, the template for example elements peeks into the mediaobject
to get the align value and uses that for the title, but figure does not. I
can't explain the difference. But you could borrow the code from example to
customize your figure template.
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
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Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] How to change default formatting for Figure
Titles
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> DeanNelson wrote:
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>> I would like to make sure that the TITLE alignment mirrors what the image
>> alignment is. If I can't do that, I would like to change the default
>> alignment
>> for the figure titles.
>>
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> DocBook FO XSL has an attribute set called "component.title.properties"
> which you need to customize to include parent::figure in the test for
> text-align to be "center". Or you could get the value of the "align"
> attribute of the "graphic" child.
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