Hi People, @contents is not supposed to be assisted by a @node or @unnumbered etc., and indeed it behaves properly alone in TeX and info. Unfortunately in HTML the content is left in the section right before it. I know it is weird to use a table of content in HTML (but its layout is sometimes better looking that the detailed menu), but since anyway it seems to be supported, I think it should bring in its own node. Akim
- Re: @contents and HTML Akim Demaille
- Re: @contents and HTML W. L. Estes
