But (not directly related), in the same frame, under "Directives", some directive names are between < and > and some are not. See for example http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/en/mod/mod_authz_core.html

I looked at corresponding XML file, and saw that, for example, Require directive section begins with <directivesynopsis>, and RequireAll directive section begins with <directivesynopsis type="section">

Hi Lucien,
directives which act as a "container" for other directives are displayed with < > all over the doc (in the title of the directive's description section, in the text itself, in the example (obviously)). These < and > are part of the directive name and are required when used in configuration file.
So they appear also that way in this frame.

This may look odd when they are displayed close one of the other, but I think it is the best way to display them.

CJ


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