All, I noticed a series of typos on the connectors docs and I was going to fix them. Before noticing that, as usual, .xml -> .html, I saw that there are two copies of many parts of the site: "regular" and "printer". For example:
./tomcat-site/docs/connectors-doc/generic_howto/printer/workers.html ./tomcat-site/docs/connectors-doc/generic_howto/workers.html ./tomcat-site/docs/connectors-doc/reference/printer/workers.html ./tomcat-site/docs/connectors-doc/reference/workers.html I checked, and the only difference appears to be that the "regular" pages have a link to the "printable" pages, their links (due to nested directories) all have an additional ".." in them, and of course the "left navigation bar" is missing. Is there a reason not to do this with CSS where the @media=print just hides the left bar? I think we'd have a slightly simpler docs/build, fewer pages and links, etc. Any objections to me removing those extra pages and using CSS instead? We'd want to set up permanent redirects from the printer/* URLs to their replacements, and I don't know how to do that from the docs themselves unless we actually code META REFRESH which seems silly when the web server can handle that for us. I'd need a bit of help from the infra team for that, I think. Thanks, -chris
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