Hi All, 2009/11/24 Shaun McCance <[email protected]> > > Jim, this technique works fine for me. I've attached a Mallard > page that defines and uses an entity for the title. This shows > fine in Yelp, and it validates. > > The trickier question is how to include the standard character > entities. There are similar DOCTYPE tricks, but you'll need > to have them installed on your system. It turns out that you > do have them installed as part of the DocBook package, but do > we want to rely on that? Should we encourage people to use > DocBook's character entity definitions? Should we ship our > own character entity definitions? > > /me thinks the standard character entities should have just > been part of the XML standard. > > -- > Shaun
Based on what Shaun provided, I was able to get the following to work: <!DOCTYPE page [ <!ENTITY % entities-xfce SYSTEM "../../doc-libs/entities-xfce.ent"> %entities-xfce; <!ENTITY % entities-xfce-app SYSTEM "../../doc-libs/entities-xfce-app.ent"> %entities-xfce-app; ]> <page xmlns="http://projectmallard.org/1.0/"; type="topic" id="introduction"> . . . ----------- As for now, I have all of my actual documentation in a "docs" folder, but have a separate doc-libs and images folder, too. Yelp properly displays both the external entities and the images that I placed in a folder separate from the documents. This is the desired behavior for me, but I wanted to check in and make sure that I'm not breaking any Mallard rules, or if any of what I've done actually only works because I have some docbook files installed on my system. Any input? Thanks, all, Jim
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