1) A doctype declaration if any is copied from the HTML file on CVS
2) The root <html> tag of the HTML file is thrown away and the script
outputs the tag <HTML>. This behavior doesn't allow the indication of
the natiral language of the document as an attribute of the root element.
3) The <head> element and its contents are copied as is from the HTML
file on CVS. This behavior needs to be altered in order to insert
<link>s to site-wide style.
4) The opening <body> tag is thrown away (I think)
5) The script dumps a new opening <BODY> tag, the markup for the banner
and the sidebar, an opening table cell tag and a couple of non-rendering
newlines in the resulting document.
6) Everything between the <body> and </body> tags of the CVS HTML
document is copied to the resulting document.
7) The big table cell is closed and a new table row is created.
8) A mozilla.org copyright notice, the modification date (month written
as a word) and the document history link are written to the document.
9) The table, body and the root element are closed.
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Henri Sivonen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.clinet.fi/~henris/
