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XML conversions
Man, this is a mess! And they say Internet is an easy way to comunicate :)
Rich, keep the howto/. I'll do the vhosts/, no problem. Actually, I find much easier to stick to a topic while translating.
Joshua, you're actually right. The conversion is probably not that hard. If I catch the dynamic of it quickly, I might do all conversions I can, and put the translation aside for a while.
Ok?
Luiz Rocha
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Re: XML conversions
Posted by Luiz Rocha <lu...@lsdr.net>.
On Sunday September 8 2002 21:55, André Malo wrote:
> <example>
> <pre>
> <!-- content -->
> </pre>
> </example>
OK, no problem.
> we've to modify the XSLT to make the h4 work, but it's not a big
> problem.
I'll try what you suggested. I think it will work. Let me do it before
modifing the XSLT, ok? I'll post the file ASAP, and them you check it.
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Re: XML conversions
Posted by André Malo <nd...@perlig.de>.
* Luiz Rocha wrote:
> I also have some questions. First, in some html, I find the tag
> <pre>,
> should I leave those, or there is a substitution for those?
simply wrap it into an <example>, e.g.:
<example>
<pre>
<!-- content -->
</pre>
</example>
> And second, in one of the documents I'm XML-izing, I found some <h4>
> tags
> after some <h2>, making a kind of a "subsection", is there a tag for
> that, or should I leave it?
hmm, I grepped for h4. Particular documents are missing h2 headings. In
this case the levels should be pulled up, IMHO (h3->h2, h4->h3). The
other cases seem to be structured this way. I'd suggest to leave it.
However in the XML you should never write any <hx>, instead of:
<section id="blah"> <!-- id should be set -->
<title>this becomes h2</title>
[...content...]
<section id="blubb"> <!-- id may be omitted -->
<title>this becomes h3</title>
[... content ...]
<section id="foo"> <!-- id may be omitted -->
<title>this becomes h4</title>
we've to modify the XSLT to make the h4 work, but it's not a big
problem.
[...]
</section>
</section>
</section>
I'm +1 for modifying the XSLT (+ CSS) to create h4 headings.
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Re: XML conversions
Posted by Luiz Rocha <lu...@lsdr.net>.
On Sunday September 8 2002 20:46, André Malo wrote:
> a few hints:
Thanks! Any other hints?
I also have some questions. First, in some html, I find the tag <pre>,
should I leave those, or there is a substitution for those?
And second, in one of the documents I'm XML-izing, I found some <h4> tags
after some <h2>, making a kind of a "subsection", is there a tag for that,
or should I leave it?
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Re: XML conversions
Posted by André Malo <nd...@perlig.de>.
* Luiz Rocha wrote:
> I'm XML-ing the other files too, so please, could some check this
> one here for me?
a few hints:
<li><a
href="../mod/core.html#virtualhost"><VirtualHost></a></li>
<li><a
href="../mod/core.html#namevirtualhost">NameVirtualHost</a></li> [...]
should be:
<li><directive type="section" module="core">VirtualHost</directive></li>
<li><directive module="core">NameVirtualHost</directive></li>
[...]
----
<li><b>See also</b>
<a href="../mod/mod_vhost_alias.html">mod_vhost_alias</a></li>
I personally would move that to the page header (after summary):
[...]
details of virtual host support in Apache version 1.3 and
later.</p>
</summary>
<seealso>
<module>mod_vhost_alias</module>
</seealso>
----
examples should be marked as such ;-)
<example>
/usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -t -D DUMP_VHOSTS
</example>
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Re: XML conversions
Posted by Luiz Rocha <lu...@lsdr.net>.
Ok guys,
Attached to this email is the /vhosts/index.xml. I just XML-ized this file
from index.html.en on /vhosts/ directory of the manual.
I'm XML-ing the other files too, so please, could some check this one here
for me?
The other files will follow this one pronto, if everything is ok.
Thanks people.
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Re: XML conversions
Posted by Rich Bowen <rb...@rcbowen.com>.
On Thu, 5 Sep 2002, Luiz Rocha wrote:
> Man, this is a mess! And they say Internet is an easy way to comunicate :)
No, that's IRC! ;-)
> Rich, keep the howto/. I'll do the vhosts/, no problem. Actually, I find much easier to stick to a topic while translating.
OK. I'll probably get to that this weekend some time.
> Joshua, you're actually right. The conversion is probably not that hard. If I catch the dynamic of it quickly, I might do all conversions I can, and put the translation aside for a while.
>
> Ok?
++1
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