From: Xavier V. <xav...@fr...> - 2004-06-25 21:47:29
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Hello to all documentation writers ! I've reworked the DTDs so that xsltproc generates valid XHTML 1.0 Strict pages (and it should be XHTML 1.1 valid). I've introduced another helper : <intro> to add an introduction text, and reworked the <index> helper and the CSS. Moreover, the xsltproc output is passed through xmllint to indent it and write a good-looking html, not the uggly things it used to trow. And little bonus, the h* are numbered !! I've updated write_doc.xml according to the new helper and started hd44780 (even if it isn't in the archive). BTW: Jerry, have you started writing ? I think this will be alot harder to write the doc than the corresponding code :/ Doc writing is not very exciting. Last but not least, here's a list of allowed "toplevel" elements, as XHTML-strict is quite, ... strict about this ;) intro, h2, h3, h4, p, index, div, warn, note, cmd, conf, ul You must put your text in <p></p>, but the div/warn/note/cmd/conf must be a "toplevel", that's what XHTML wants. Bye ! -- Xavier VELLO <xav...@fr...> |