Philippe Sigaud wrote: > Hi, > > as per Nick's advice, I was reading on Goldie's GenDocs template documentation > system: > > http://www.semitwist.com/goldiedocs/v0.3/Docs/Tools/GenDocs/TemplateFormat/ > > That's a nice work, and I saw there something I'd like to do with Ddocs: > sections. As in, document sections. > > Ideally there are some modules I'd like to document that way: > > > Module Name > > some general documentation on the module, what its use is supposed to be, the > things to do, etc. Imagine an algorithm module, for example. > > Section #1 - Sorting. > general documentation on the section, a specific part of the module. Say, > sorting. > > functions documentation for section 1. > > Section #2 - Finding. > another subject there, say finding elements in a range... General explanations > on the modules assumptions, trade-off, etc. > > functions documentation for section 2. > > an so on... > > But I cannot do that with DDocs. Or can I? > Does anyone know a way to do this? > > (ideally, I'd also like a summary-like part, like in Wikipedia :) ) > > Philippe
It isn't supported out of the box. You could further process ddoc output, I had something working nicely by spitting out xml instead of html and then using xquery to generate the docs, but am too much pressed for time to finish it. A more lightweight approach is to insert a css class though a custom ddoc macro: API_GROUP = <span class="$0"/> >From there you can use css selectors for styling. I'm not sure how far you can get with just css. A wee bit of jquery might help. It will be pretty awkard anyway I suppose.