Re: [GD-Design] Design Documents
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From: Loic B. <loi...@wa...> - 2001-11-07 11:28:41
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Sounds interesting! :) But I don't know how long it'd take to implement the structure. I'm not a HTML/XML expert (far from it). Any hints ? Do you people always use Word for the doc writing ??? Well, I used to do that too...But I got criticized (harly ;)) by someone who works with me that it produces too big files (indeed, it does)... Well, finally, Frontpage is a good way to go, I don't regret the switch. Loic ----- Original Message ----- From: "gabor farkas" <xl...@po...> To: "GD Design" <gam...@li...> Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 10:11 AM Subject: Re: [GD-Design] Design Documents > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Philip Harris" <ph...@me...> > To: "GD Design" <gam...@li...> > Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 9:45 AM > Subject: RE: [GD-Design] Design Documents > > > > > To answer to Phil, we're doing many many HTML pages. Each page > > > use a CSS we > > > develop to reduce the size of the file, and to always have the > possibility > > > to modify a given style with automatic change in all the pages. > > > We'll maybe > > > use Microsoft Help Workshop to compile the whole into one big file, but > I > > > dunno if it works with CSS... > > > > Have you been able to produce a professional looking printed version of > the > > design docs? I like the idea of the HTML based design doc but there seems > to > > be a problem when it comes to producing versions for publishers etc. > Getting > > a decent printed version seems like a lot of work. Having said that I may > > just be behind on my HTML theory and really it's a lot more controllable > > these days. > > maybe you should use xsl formatting objects... > so you create your documentation in xml.... > then you transform it automatically with xslt into html > or use another xsl file ( the xsl-fo ) to tranform it into a .fo file,which > can > be converted into pdf.... > > this way, you only create one data file ( the xml ) with multiple views ( > the xsl )... > > > but it's possible that this all is just too complex and you can live with > word ( + his html export ) > :-) > > > gabor |