Re: manual with css

[Peter Reilly]

Kev Jackson wrote:
[snip]
h4 {
 color:  #ffffff;
 background-color: #828DA6;
}
td {
  background-color: eeeeee;
  color:            000000;
}
pre {
  background-color: efefef;
}
I would like to add a reference to the css file for
the non-generated pages. It probablly should be
a different stylesheet file that the antmanual.css as
that one should also be used by the generated pages.
What do people think about this?

Different bg-color for headings and td?  Is eeeeee like a soft grey?
They are various shades of blue - copied from the generated docs.
The generated docs are generated from the xdocs right?
Yes.
As an aside, I'm converting the current html in docs/manual to docbook 
format, (copying them, renaming them as foo.xml and then replacing all 
the damn tags), and I'm finding more than a few unclosed tags, 
spelling mistakes etc.
It may be better to fix the html pages first and then use a script to 
zap them into docbook format.
The manual pages will be contineously changing, so it will be difficult 
to keep the
docbook format in-sync otherwise.

Peter
The worst problem is with tables, but that's a problem with 
docbook/fop in general (always complains about the auto-layout)

Kev
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