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Subject: Re: Strange/buggy SGML export using LyX - qoutes
From: Peter Bieringer ####@####.####
Date: 30 Jan 2002 07:32:27 -0000
Message-Id: <25660000.1012375942@localhost>


--On Tuesday, January 29, 2002 03:11:30 PM -0800 Gregory Leblanc
####@####.#### wrote:

>> ----
>> 2. problem:
>> 
>> LyX sometimes exports left and right quotes which aren't understand
>> by "nsgmls"
>> 
>> Examples:
>>  &ldquo;
>>  &rdquo;
>> 
>> Fix: replace them with &quot;

> Uh, those should work in DocBook, as far as I know.  I don't use
> them to encapsulate text, instead I use <quote></quote>.  Don't
> know if LyX has that capability.  This one warrants more
> investigation, to see why your copy of Jade doesn't like those
> entities.

Oh sorry, there was a mismatch, you're right, they are understand by
Jade but the generated HTML code is strange and not understood by
some browsers.

Example:

"12.1. Red Hat Linux and ?clones?"

In generated native HTML its defined as

>12.1. <A
HREF="x1173.html"
>Red Hat Linux and &#8220;clones&#8221;</A
></DT


While in SGML it's defined as 

   <title>
   Red Hat Linux and &ldquo;clones&rdquo;
  </title>


E.g. Opera don't recognice &#8220; and &#8221


        Peter


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