Mazza, Glen R., ,CPMS wrote: > In compliance.html, it may be nice to have the "W3C XSL-FO 1.0 standard" > phrase in the first sentence hyperlinked to the specification (as is done > already on index.html). I suspect that link would get very heavy usage if > placed on that page.
Good point. Actually, the dtd has a place for the standard's URL, and each of the standard's components can use that as a base URL, so that I can actually add links to all of the components as well. The underlying xml file has some of this data in it -- I just need to complete that job & tweak the stylesheet to build the link. I got pretty bogged down in just getting the document to show up -- thanks for reminding me about this. > Also, the menu on the left can probably be further simplified: 5 sections > instead of 6. Here's my suggestion: > > > Project (combines Project & Status) > Introduction (was "Index") > Latest News > Status > Changes > Download FOP > Release Notes > Logo Contest! > > Using FOP > Running > Embedding > Ant Task > Output Formats > Configuration > > FOP Extras > SVG Support > FOP Extensions > Fonts > PDF Encryption > > Resources > Getting Help > FAQs > Examples > XSL-FO Compliance > > Developing > Getting Involved > Reporting Bugs (was Bugs in Resources) > Compiling > Testing > To Do List (was Todo in Project) > Patch Queue > > Thanks, > Glen There are some good ideas here. I also want to move some of the "Developing" stuff over to the "Development" tab. I'm still bogged down in some of the mechanics of getting Forrest to do what we want, but I have flagged this message for followup, so I will hopefully get back to it within a week or so. Thanks for the good input. Victor Mote --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
