Laura Stewart wrote: > Another question. In my XML tagging, I am trying to use the <literal> > tag, but forrest isn't accepting it. Does the tag need to be declared > somewhere for it to be accepted? > > The reason that I am using that tag is so that I can show the DITA > tagging with the <> symbols, for example > <prolog><metadata></metadata></prolog>. It is my understanding that > <literal> will let me do that...unless you can recommend another tag?
<literal> isn't in the forrest dtd -- is that maybe part of dita? At any rate, forrest has <code> and <source> tags. Here's the docs for the dtd (and howto's and faq's are on the left hand nav of this page): http://forrest.apache.org/dtdx/document-v20.dtdx.html So <code> is inline: Set the <code>PATH</code> environment variable to include ... And <source> sets stuff off in a separate block: <source>mkdir MyDir cd MyDir forrest seed </source> With the <code> and <source> tags you probably have to use < for < and > for > . And you can probably avoid that by using CDATA: <source><![CDATA[Put your text here.]]></source> I hope this helps. regards, -jean
