user debian-pol...@packages.debian.org clone 613946 -1 -2 retitle -1 debiandoc2html: <link> titles should not have embedded tags retitle -2 debiandoc2html: <a name> anchors should enclose heading text severity -1 normal severity -2 minor reassign -1 debiandoc-sgml 1.2.20 reassign -2 debiandoc-sgml 1.2.20 usertags 613946 + packaging quit
Hi Osamu, Christoph Weber noticed: > When you view the HTML version of the Debian Policy with a browser > like Lynx or SeaMonkey/IceApe (which interpret <link> elements in > the header), you'll notice some unfiltered tags like: > > | 4.4 Debian changelog: <code>debian/changelog</code> > or > | 7.2 Binary Dependencies - <samp>Depends</samp> > > Apparently, <code> and <samp> etc. should be filtered out in the title > text of the link elements. > > Another tight related issue are the anchors that serve as destination > for those link elements. Currently, they are declared like this: > > | <h2><a name="s-binarydeps"></a>7.2 Binary Dependencies - > | <samp>Depends</samp>, <samp>Recommends</samp>, <samp>Suggests</samp>, > | <samp>Enhances</samp>, <samp>Pre-Depends</samp></h2> > > There is no link text. A better solution would be: > > | <h2><a name="s-binarydeps">7.2 Binary Dependencies - > | <samp>Depends</samp>, <samp>Recommends</samp>, <samp>Suggests</samp>, > | <samp>Enhances</samp>, <samp>Pre-Depends</samp></a></h2> See http://bugs.debian.org/613946 for more details. Thoughts? The following testcase[1] reproduces the problem. Thanks, Jonathan [1] Usage: "debiandoc2html testcase.sgml". <!doctype debiandoc system> <debiandoc> <book> <titlepag> <title>Example</title> <author>Authors</author> </titlepag> <toc detail="chapt"> <chapt id="scope"> <heading>About this manual</heading> </chapt> <chapt id="dpkgchangelog"> <heading>Debian changelog: <file>debian/changelog</file></heading> </chapt> </book> </debiandoc> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-policy-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/20110302042405.GA27306@elie
