Hi Stas,
I'm confused about the way docset is generating links.
I see this now:
(for example: docs/1.0/guide/Changes.html#04_17_1999_ver_1_09)
<div class="index-section">
<!-- SwishCommand index -->
<h1><a name="Description"></a>
<a href="#toc_Description">Description</a></h1>
Where it used to be:
<div class="index-section">
<!-- SwishCommand index -->
<h1><a name="Description">Description</a></h1>
The second is a lot easier to parse, of course, with:
$section->look_down(
'_tag', 'a', sub { defined($_[0]->attr('name')) } );
because I can grab the link for building the URL fragment from the name
attribute, and grab the text to use for the title from the content of that
*same* tag.
There's a [^ Top] widget in every section, so I don't see the need for the
titles to be links. I think that's over-linking, frankly. (And it breaks
my parsing ;)
I don't think it's that intutitive that if you click on a title you get
back to the TOC. Normally people go from the TOC to the content, not the
other way around.
I can look for an <h1> tag, then look for the name attribute then look for
the next <a> tag. That coding isn't a problem, I'd think. But I really
don't see the need for that level of back linking. Sorry if I missed the
discussion on that.
--
Bill Moseley
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