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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=23796 [PATCH] docs pages containing <source> are sometimes too wide ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-11-09 00:56 ------- Thanks for following up, Conal. I have added to the welcome page to explain a bit more and linked to some examples of <source> "use". Our ascii-art demo is snipped from the "Using Forrest" doc. It appears that this <source> element now gets used for many different purposes, not just "source code". Perhaps we should be more strict with the attributes (e.g. @type="text"). However, i see some situations on that doc that use mixed types, e.g. "xml" which has emphasis, and interspersed text comments. Perhaps we should edit all xdocs, adding "type" attributes to <source>. Handle the ones that we can (perhaps even using Chaperon). The remainder that we cannot handle (or @type is undefined) just get chopped with the split.xsl I also noted the "manual edit text" workaround and hinted at the concerns. Please send patches to this example to demonstrate the proposed solutions.
