Yes, I'm using doxia via maven 2.2.1. Is there a different version I should look at?
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 9:19 AM, Lukas Theussl <ltheu...@apache.org> wrote: > > How are you using doxia (via maven site plugin?) and what version exactly? I > believe Doxia 1.1 already handles sections the way you want it. > > -Lukas > > > Ramon Felciano wrote: >> >> Hi -- >> >> I'm new to Doxia and am trying to write some APT-based documentation >> for a new project. I'd like the resulting documentation to be in XHTML >> and to use CSS to configure heading numbering in legal outline format >> (1. Section, 1.1 First subsection, 1.2 Second subsection, 1.2.1 A >> sub-subsection, etc). >> >> CSS2.1 can handle this if the XHTML document structure matches the >> outline. That is, subsections are embedded within sections, >> sub-subsections within subsections, etc. The XHTML generated by doxia >> places these sections adjacent to each other, rather than embedding >> them. >> >> Currently, the generated XHTML looks something like this: >> >> <div class="section"> >> <h1>My heading</h1> >> my text >> </div> >> <div class="section"> >> <h2>First subsection<h2> >> more text >> </div> >> <div class="section"> >> <h2>Second subsection<h2> >> more text >> </div> >> >> What I'd like is for the two subsections above to be enclosed in the >> parent section: >> >> <div class="section"> >> <h1>My heading</h1> >> my text >> <div class="section"> >> <h2>First subsection<h2> >> more text >> </div> >> <div class="section"> >> <h2>Second subsection<h2> >> more text >> </div> >> </div> >> >> Any suggestions? >> >> Ramon >> >
