2016-05-10 7:16 GMT+02:00 Christophe JAILLET <christophe.jail...@wanadoo.fr> :
> > But (not directly related), in the same frame, under "Directives", some >> directive names are between < and > and some are not. >> See for example >> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/en/mod/mod_authz_core.html >> >> I looked at corresponding XML file, and saw that, for example, Require >> directive section begins with <directivesynopsis>, and RequireAll directive >> section begins with <directivesynopsis type="section"> >> > > Hi Lucien, > directives which act as a "container" for other directives are displayed > with < > all over the doc (in the title of the directive's description > section, in the text itself, in the example (obviously)). These < and > are > part of the directive name and are required when used in configuration file. > So they appear also that way in this frame. > > This may look odd when they are displayed close one of the other, but I > think it is the best way to display them. > > We could add a new section called "Directives (Containers)" listing only directives wrapped with <> leaving the other ones under "Directives" to be super clear about the meaning of the extra symbols. I checked the xsl and it shouldn't be difficult to implement. Thanks! Luca
