Reece Dunn wrote:>> I have included an updated stylesheet that uses the MS filter technique (I
>> don't know how it looks in another browser such as Mozilla). Again, this is
>> still incomplete.
Doesn't seem to do much for Mozilla, and on that note I think I'd like to avoid using any browser specific techniques at this point.
No worries. The Spirit method (applying a background image) is portable s it doesn't use browser specifics :).
Given that this stylesheet still has issues with chunking, and doesn't pick up some of the lesser used Docbook markup, I'd like to propose that we use boostbook/xsl/html.xsl as a starting point; it's what I've been using to sanity check the Boost.Build user manual. There's definitely improvements we can make to it, but a lot of work has gone into it already that we should leverage.
Seems like a good idea. The main bulk of my stylesheet transfers rendering issues over to a CSS stylesheet, adding things like:
<div class = "sec-title">Secytion Title</div>
so it should not be too difficult to merge the two.
Several people commented on the Boost.Build list that they like the look of the Spirit docs; do we want to copy this exact template, or simply evoke the spirit (no pun intended) of them?
I think that the Boost docs should at least retain some of their original look and feel, just give it a face lift :).
Regards, Reece
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