Hi Andras,
2. Script to create HTML help
Hi Frank,
Thank you for your great work. I have been thinking about similar
solution for a long time but my coding skills are inferior so I have not
made a good progress. My idea was to put the whole help on-line to web
and let search engines index it. This way the user might get hits from
the help via regular web search. I checked your work in this regard.
Thanks for your comments.
Some thoughts:
Frames are not search engine friendly. Probably putting the navigation
into all files or into iframes would be better.
This way, the complete index would need to be reloaded. But I'll
look into it. The HTML files were primarily meant to be used for
debugging. But I agree, a searchable web location may be a good idea.
I'll have a look into the frames issue.
You did not use <title> in <head>. I think it is important for the
search engines. Page titles have a link on them pointing to themselves -
for a no good reason I think.
That's a legacy issue of the help files.
It is great that you put keywords in the body and you disable displaying
them by css. Some search engines are known to like keywords in the body.
I think they could be put into <meta> as well in the <head> to please
other types of search engines.
Excellent idea!
A minor issue: you should write <a
href="http://documentation.openoffice.org/"; > instead of <a
href="documentation.openoffice.org" > in main.html.
Thanks for your comments, I'll see what I can do.
Frank
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