On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 05:03:39PM -0600, Karl Berry wrote: > All that matters is that if I say "word" should be linked to "/word" > that in the HTML the <a> element has a @href of "/word" > > Ok, then it should be @uref.
Right, with you. Thanks. > What is the difference between "Some File" and "My Little Document"? > > My Little Document is the title of just the Top node, while Some File is > the title of the whole document, e.g., it appears in the headers of the > printed manual. The manual explains a bit more. Aha. Is it permissible to leave out the explicit top node? Apologies if this is in the documentation, I have read through some of the subsections but not the whole manual. I guess I should drop this line of questioning until I get around to that, so forgive me! :) > Which reminds me, if you're planning on making PDF (or DVI) from the > Texinfo (as I hope you are), there is a little more to talk about Yeps, but we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. Heh. > In my experiments I just left it out on the second mention of the > title and it seemed to copy the value from @settitle command. > > In makeinfo or texi2html or both? Hmm, I didn't know that would happen. > For your case, I can see it makes sense to only specify the title once. > We should probably document it as a feature. Just makeinfo, I have not installed texi2html yet -- but this is a priority for me over the holidays. This was as a result of me wanting to leave out any node declarations for very simple documents, but the bits of the manual I read didn't seem to be very explicit about if that was allowed, or how it would be handled. I appreciate that Texinfo is aimed at larger documents, so sorry if some of these questions seem a little strange! Thanks, -- Noah Slater, http://tumbolia.org/nslater
