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Posted to docs@httpd.apache.org by Astrid Keßler <ke...@kess-net.de> on 2002/06/15 20:29:21 UTC
Re[3]: dtd for non-module documentation pages
> I still don't like the index. My opinion is that:
> - Every page should have an index
> - The location of that index should be the same on every page (perhaps
> just after the summary)
> - The index should be generated from the <section>s, and should not need
> manual intervention. (ie any section with an "id" should be included)
> This is not how things are in the existing docs, but we don't need to
> replicate the exact format of the existing docs.
Well, this makes it much easier. Then the differences to
modulesynopsis.dtd are restricted to the following:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>
<!-- include common.dtd -->
<!-- <manualpage> is the root element -->
<!ELEMENT manualpage (title, summary?, seealso*, section*)>
<!-- a page may have one or more sections. Each section is named by an
unique id. A section must have a title and some text. It may have
subsections and a list of related modules and directives -->
<!ELEMENT section (title, (section | related | %blocktags;)*)>
<!ATTLIST section id ID #IMPLIED>
<!-- the lists of related modules and/or related directives -->
<!ELEMENT related (modulelist | directivelist)+>
<!-- list of related directives -->
<!ELEMENT directivelist (directive)+>
> Other than that, I am ready for this to go into the docs. Astrid, do you
> have commit access?
No, I have not.
Kess