This style sheet implements the formatting rules of the Braille Authority of North America (BANA). UEB is used as the braille code for all text.
For input formats:
For output formats:
URL of latest stable version: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/daisy/braille-stylesheets/refs/heads/main/bana/bana.scss
The style sheet works out of the box, but has a few options to make it behave better for your specific case:
A running header can be rendered on the first line of each page (except frontmatter pages), but for this to happen the running header text must be set explicitly. This is done using the string-set property.
Example:
head > title {
string-set: running-header content();
}
Transcriber generated content can be placed at the beginning of each volume, before the table of contents. For this to happen it must be marked explicitly, using the -daisy-flow property. In order for it to get the correct page layout, a page property must also be set.
Example:
section.title-page {
-daisy-flow: transcriber-generated;
page: transcriber-generated;
}
Note that, except for the table of contents, no content is actually generated automatically. The title page, list of special symbols, etc. must be present in the source document.
Other preliminary content at the beginning of the first volume can be given the correct page layout (with p-prefixed page numbers) using the page property. If it needs to be moved after the transcriber generated content and table of contents, i.e. if it is not in the correct order in the source, a -daisy-flow property is required as well.
Example:
section.introduction {
page: preliminary;
}
By default, h1 elements are centered, h2 elements are cell-5 headings, and elements h3 to h6 are cell-7 headings. This mapping may be changed, using the Sass variable $h-mapping.
Example:
$h-mapping: (
h1: [ h1, h2, h3 ],
h2: h4,
h3: [h5, h6]
);