Pfannenstein Erik <[email protected]> 于2018年6月15日周五 上午4:59写道： > > Hi everyone, > > in the occasion of The Great Transition To Gitlab I am currently re- > translating the page about translating the website and on the way I noticed > some missing </p> tags (although it doesn't seem to be a problem for the > build process): > > Line 244: > <p>Note: if you find you need to make any other changes, send mail to > debian-www saying what you changed and why, so the problem can be corrected. > > Line 286: > <p>Once you do this you have to, of course, update the document before > you check it in again. Or it might be otherwise removed. > > Line 307: > <P>We hope you find the work we've done will make translating > the pages as easy as possible. As has already been mentioned, if > you have any questions, you can ask them on the <a > href="mailto:[email protected]";>debian-www</a> mailing > list.
I thought that WML is not html and does not mandate close tags under certain circumstances. > Another thing I noticed is that the chapter on building the HTML files from > WML doesn't mention that one has to install wim and weblint first. It wasn't > hard to figure out (make was quite clear about it), but for the sake of > completeness it should be in the guide IMO. Proposal: > > > <p>You can build HTML from WML. Install the packages <tt>wml</tt> and > > <tt>weblint</tt>, then run > > <kbd>make <var>file</var>.<var><lang></var>.html</kbd>. > > If that works, check if the syntax is fully valid with > > <kbd>weblint <var>file</var>.<var><lang></var>.html</kbd>.</p> It would be better if you could mention their corresponding Debian packages too since weblint is a virtual package now. > Any objections? If not I'd like to put it into translations.wml myself. > > Cheers, > Erik -- Regards, Boyuan Yang
