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drobbins@g.o wrote: |
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> Well, |
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> One advantage to using docbook is that once we get the docbook xml/sgml -> html |
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> conversion working well (so that it integrates into our website), we should be |
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> able to offer most of the Linux HOWTOs direct from gentoo.org. |
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Well I think XSLT(sablotron) is the right choice for our webpage. |
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I'm willing to make a docbook backend that creates an xml we can use on |
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our webpage. |
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I'm getting stupid over here doing nothing else then rewoking and |
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testing |
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packages since a few weeks. ;~} |
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I don't think we should make a extra html backend. It's better to |
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produce |
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an XML output that can be processed with our webpages XSLT. |
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Otherwise we must allways change both. |
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I have now idea how comlex this will be. But I think writing new |
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backends |
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for docbook is well documented. I will take a look at it. |
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Unfortunately I can't find the XSLT-stuff you did. Can you please resend |
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me that stuff. |
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achim~ |
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