discuss: Contents Question (HTML output)
Subject:
Re: Contents Question (HTML output)
From:
Taketoshi Sano ####@####.####
Date:
13 Jan 2001 14:31:48 -0000
Message-Id: <y5ad7dsz5p2.fsf@kgh12351.nifty.ne.jp>
Hi.
on Thu, 11 Jan 2001 15:10:48 -0600,
"Ryan Gallagher" ####@####.#### wrote:
> 1. Introduction
> 1.1 Copyright
> 1.2 Feedback
> 1.3 New versions of this Document
> 2. Setting up WWW client software (Antiquated)
> 2.1 Overview
> 3. Lynx
> 3.1 Where to get
If you use linuxdoc-tools version 0.6.0 or later, then
you can use option "-T" (or --toc) for html backend.
Just try to use "linuxdoc -B html -T 2 <some-linuxdoc-sgml-source>"
Option "-T 0" produces no TOC, "-T 1" single level TOC,
and "-T 2" makes 2 level TOC. Although I have hope to get
more multi-level TOC, it doesn't come to real yet. So max is 2.
BTW, you can get single html output with 2 level TOC using
"linuxdoc -B html -s 0 -T 2 <some-linuxdoc-sgml-source>"
(so sgml21html is not necessary now).
Version 0.9.0 or later has updated manual page about linuxdoc command
and these options are explained at html backend section.
> Also... within documents it links chapters names back to the toc.
>
> 1. (Introduction) --> href'ed back to main documents toc entry for 1.
Option "-T 2" enables this.
> -=-=-=-=-=-=
>
> Separate Question:
>
> Has anyone done any altering of the Linuxdoc DTD or process for their own
> purposes to produce cleaner "more valid" HTML? Stuff like not closing <p>
> tags (and excessive unneeded <p> tags) can cause problems for my use of the
> documents post conversion. Any pointers?
Check $LibDir/dist/linuxdoc-tools/html/mapping file. This is a kind of
"stylesheet" for linuxdoc-tools (as same as its mother, sgml-tools v1).
Hmm, It does not define the closing p element tag (</p>), as there:
<p> "<P>"
</p> "" +
maybe change this into
<p> "<P>"
</p> "</P>" +
would work.
Regards.
--
Taketoshi Sano: ####@####.####
