Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: > TREGAN Fabien wrote: > > > Since now, all my docs have been written in .doc (ms word), but i'll try to > > read the docs about how to write xdocs :) > > xdocs are XML files that use a simple HTML-like DTD that we used for our > docs. > > Anyway, any new contributed doc will be gladly accepted.
Fabien, as usual the best way is just to dive in and learn by doing. You can get a head-start by copying any existing xdoc under xml-cocoon2/src/documentation/xdocs/*.xml Edit it to suit, then add a link into the relevant book.xml or even set up a whole new directory. Do build docs, then enables you see your new document set, as part of the overall Cocoon documentation. In this way you could even show your boss, with live Cocoon-Samples in one window and your appraisal documents in another ... all generated by Cocoon itself. Living proof. With a little more effort, you could add sitemap entries to process your xdocs using your own stylesheet. See behind the scenes of the shipped Samples. Should you decide that you want to contribute a tutorial back to the Cocoon distribution, then you would be most welcome. Just follow the guidelines in contrib.html doc, and then send a Patch via Bugzilla as an Enhancement. A zip file with your new docs and differences to book.xml would suffice. -- David Crossley --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
