Christoph Sch?fer wrote: > Once character styles are available in scribus, it would be possible > to send the authors a style guide, with rules like: Don't format your > text or your document, NEVER! DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT!!! Instead, > use tags like <h></h> for the headline of your article. If you want to > emphasise something, tell us that you want it to be emphasised by > using <em></em> and so on. WE are responsible for the layout, and WE > know how emphasised text will finally look like, you don't. YOU are > ONLY responsible for the content. [kind of enforced LaTeX approach]
Yep. This what I was referring to with regards to "domain-specific markup" that one could use a GetText plugin (or a script, once access to formatting from Python gets better) to import into Scribus. > > And then finally save your file as *.txt (NOT *.txt for DOS!). Shouldn't make a difference. I don't know if we convert line endings yet, but we probably should do so transparently. -- Craig Ringer
