Hi,
I've just committed some changed that I hacked while away on vacation
WRT the web site generation and xdoc files. Here are some more
information:
- Stylebook has now been removed in favor of pure and straight XSL. We
have a single stylesheet called document2html.xsl
- Our XSL now supports:
- arbitrary sub-directories
- menus that change with subdirectories
- several levels of sub-menus
- site map generation (i.e. a page that lists and described all
topics)
- Here are the changes that have been brought to the xdocs:
- each xdoc file must now have an id attribute as in:
<document id="some_unique_id">
- this id is used in the navigation.xml file which contains the menu
definitions for the current directory. Note: If a subdirectory does not
want to redefine a new menu, it still needs a navigation.xml file but it
should only contain <navigation/>
- every page (whether internal or external) is described in a special
file called sitemap.xml, using its id
- hrefs must be of the format site:id or ext:id
For example:
<link href="site:downloads"> or <link href="ext:junit">
where the id is the id of the page
I hope you like it. Please give me your feedback!
Thanks
-Vincent
Note: A pity jakarta does not have a standard xsl stylesheet like this
one! Forrest seems very fine but too complex to me (you have to install
it simply to generate a web site). Agreed, it does more than this
simplex XSL but for most cases, this XSL should probably be enough.
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