and consistant aswell as a configuration file. When I converted the manual
to docbook I was using an old version that I'd modified to insert
tabs rather than spaces so using it on the existing documentation will
appear to reformat the whole file. I don't think that matters at this
stage and I'm tempted to reformat everything now while it isn't an issue.
Rewrote the Makefile that builds the docs so that:
- building the html only depends on having xsltproc installed.
- the xsl and xml files aren't copied to the build directory.
- make test does not remove an existing build of the docs.
Changed the glossary so that the acronym/abbreviations are the
glossary terms, which I've discovered is how it is generally done.
It makes total sense now that I actually think about it because
you need to find the terms based on their use in the manual.
Added a bit of xsl to add the status attribute as a class attribute
in the html so that the css can use a draft watermark(or any other
watermark). DocBook supports the draft status without the xsl
but it has problems, which I've described in the xsl file.
Minor tweak to the css to make the glossary terms and any other
definition lists bold(that includes the index).
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additions.
Add dbhelper.vim key stroke mappings I use for working with docbook source.
There are no xsl or css files for customizing the html output so it will
look really boring...this will only be temporary.
Support for content localization and generation of pdf's is planned.
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