Well, last night I decided to finally do this right.
No matter what I did I could not get my header to look
right and get everything to validate under xhtml 1.1
Strict. So I decided that I would look into Stuart's
script that he uses to build the Asciidoc website.
After a few issues that I was able to figure out, I
got my site to use the same script with some changes.
I have it building my site for me now, and it works. I
have a nice looking site (of course looks very similar
to the Asciidoc site) and everything validates now.
Thanks for all of the help, and direction. I would
like to say thank you to Stuart, you have created some
really nice default CSS that looks nice as a website.
Thanks for the hints about Firebug and Web Developer,
I have been using them today to get things tidy.
Thanks for a great program, that let people like me
focus more on my writing and less on managing a
website and creating attractive documents for the web.
You can see the valid result at:
mowestusa.nixsyspaus.org
mowestusa
--- Stuart Rackham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mowestusa wrote:
Wow, great stuff. Thanks again, this is good
advice
that I will put to work. Any thoughts on including
a
title/title in the asciidoc source text file,
which will properly go into the head/head?
(From
reading the docs it looks like I need a First
level
title, but is there any way to put it in without
having it show visibly on the page as a title or
section?
You could drop the level 0 pass the doctitle
attribute on the
command-line with e.g. -a doctitle=Foo Bar
--- Stuart Rackham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use 3 indispensable tools: Firefox plus the Web
Developer addin and
the Firebug addin. Here's how I (try) to work:
- After any changes I validate the the local
XHTML
file at W3 using Web
Developer (Ctrl+Shift+A). I also use xmllint(1)
in
my build scripts for
gross validation checks.
- Once I've got valid code I turn to the CSS --
I've
found the Firebug
Inspect command really valuable for learning
about
CSS and visualizing
exactly what's going on (without it CSS makes my
brain hurt).
- Finally I turn to non-conforming browsers (IE6
I'm
talking about you)
and try to devise any necessary work-arounds.
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that gives answers, not web links.
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