Daniel Veillard wrote:
On Mon, Dec 03, 2007 at 11:44:41AM -0500, Jay Gagnon wrote:
Dan Smith wrote:
JG> I wouldn't mind adding a page to the site, especially since then I JG> could use some nice formatting to make it a little easier to read. JG> I'm unfamiliar with this xsl thing though, so a primer on that JG> would be appreciated.
If you look at the top of the site.xsl, you see all the external pages that will be generated. Adding something like this would be your first step.
<xsl:when test="$name = '#Patches'"> <xsl:text>patches.html</xsl:text> </xsl:when>
Then, in the libvirt-cim.html, add a new <h2><a name="Patches"> and the content between that and the next <h2> (or EOF) will go into patches.html. Just run "make" in doc/ to regenerate it each time you tweak it.
Just curious, in site.xsl, why do some of the test conditions have truncated names? For example:
<xsl:when test="$name = '#Documentat'"> <xsl:text>docs.html</xsl:text> </xsl:when>
It seems that anytime $name would end in "ion" it gets the "ion" or the "on" part at the end cut off.
Haha, it's the magic of reuse (Dan started of will libvirt html I think) and the fact that i used Amaya a long time ago to edit such files, and it was generating the IDs that way. Really no big deal or significance,
Oh okay. I was hoping it was something like that, really. I was slightly worried about what the possible explanations could be. :) -- -Jay