Re: 'Bug' in site.vsl

> > The reason the element isn't rendered as a box is that the > > site.vsl expects the to be a direct child of the > No it doesn't. It expects it to be a child of . For an example, > look at jakarta-site2/xdocs/site/source.xml. > -jon Let me rephrase that. It expects it to be a direct child

Re: 'Bug' in site.vsl

on 1/21/02 4:10 PM, "dion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The reason the element isn't rendered as a box is that the > site.vsl expects the to be a direct child of the No it doesn't. It expects it to be a child of . For an example, look at jakarta-site2/xdocs/site/source.xml. -jon -- To unsu

'Bug' in site.vsl

The reason the element isn't rendered as a box is that the site.vsl expects the to be a direct child of the , whereas the xsl spreadsheet passes it all through, and hence allows arbitrary nesting. The current documentation I could find for the allowable tags (http://jakarta.apache.org/site/

[PATCH] jakarta-site2/xdocs/stylesheets/site.xsl - fix to handle item href's like the projectanchor macro in site.vsl

I don't have the karma to do this myself This brings the xsl stylesheet a lot closer to site.vsl in functionality. If someone could explain to me what the special image handling is in site.vsl, I'll give that one a go too. Index: xdocs/stylesheets/site.xsl ==

Re: [VOTE] New jakarta-site2 commiter: Andy Armstrong

Marc Saegesser wrote: > > Andy is a Jakarta Tomcat committer and has supplied useful (and correct) > patches to jakarta-site2. I propose he be given karma to the jakarta-site2 > repository. Done. - Sam Ruby P.S. http://jakarta.apache.org/site/jakarta-site2.html ; search for "Modification of t

Re: site.vsl and tags

> > == me > == jon > > Is this tag still supported by the latest site.vsl? > Yes. > grep "source" site.vsl > -jon Should I just file a bug report? The site.xsl does produce the correct html, but site.vsl doesn't. I'll see if I can work out what's going wrong with the vsl first,

[VOTE] New jakarta-site2 commiter: Andy Armstrong

Andy is a Jakarta Tomcat committer and has supplied useful (and correct) patches to jakarta-site2. I propose he be given karma to the jakarta-site2 repository. Marc Saegesser -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

[PATCH] jakarta-site2/xdocs/stylesheets/site.xsl - fix to handle item href's like the projectanchor macro in site.vsl

I don't have the karma to do this myself This brings the xsl stylesheet a lot closer to site.vsl in functionality. If someone could explain to me what the special image handling is in site.vsl, I'll give that one a go too. -- dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting http://www.multitask.com.au/

Re: site.vsl and tags

on 1/20/02 8:25 PM, "dion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is this tag still supported by the latest site.vsl? Yes. grep "source" site.vsl -jon -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: Gump as a TLP

Jon Scott Stevens wrote: > > TLP = top level project > > Given that Gump has a website as: > > jakarta.apache.rog/gump > > Given that Gump is listed in the side nav on the Jakarta site. > > I think that it should also live in its own CVS tree as jakarta-gump instead > of hidden as a 'proposal' in

RE: Gump as a TLP

>From what is happening at general@xml, it looks like gump is moving to be with Forrest over at xml.apache.org. Sam will correct me if I am wrong. Whether it is its own project (IMHO Sam is right for not doing this, because of the (lack of) developer community) or it is in alexandria (IMHO it sh

Gump as a TLP

TLP = top level project Given that Gump has a website as: jakarta.apache.rog/gump Given that Gump is listed in the side nav on the Jakarta site. I think that it should also live in its own CVS tree as jakarta-gump instead of hidden as a 'proposal' in the Jakarta alexandria project. Sam?

Jakarta PMC Elections

In accordance to the revised [1] Jakarta PMC bylaws [2], I'd like to ask the board to nominate a person or persons at this time to administer an election of Jakarta PMC members. While they are free to choose any mechanism they see fit, based on observing both board elections and the recent electi