> Right now, we use the style as seen here :
http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.php and it's really not very
clear that we are trying to highlight it as something that _must_ be read,
since it's really important. (in theory :)).
>
> I propose something much lighter (not having that ugly border), and have
the traditional php purple background / dotted border, like is seen in other
places over the site. I think this will help to highlight the warnings, and
hopefully make them more "aware" to readers.
>
> I would propose a diff too, but I am somewhat at a loss to work out
_exactly_ where this stuff is defined (and knowing my luck, it may not even
be relevant to phpdoc :)). If someone would point it out to me, i would be
more than happy to prepare an example.

If you would like to have a special rendering for warning tags, you need
to add a customized render part to the html-common.dsl.in file in
phpdoc/dsssl.
The current warning rendering code can be found in your dsssl style sheets
(../phpdoc-tools/dsssl on windows :). Find the current one there, copy
it to html-common.dsl, and customize it as you can :)

The language it was written in is DSSSL, a LISP dialect. I was unable to
understand most of it :((

Goba


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