On 2013.07.25. 20:15, Warren Block wrote:
When writing <userinput> sections, I've generally not used other
markup inside those sections except for <replaceable>. For example:
<userinput>rm /tmp/foo</userinput>
However, there are some spots in the Handbook where <filename> tags
are also used:
<userinput>rm <filename>/tmp/foo</filename></userinput>
This looks different in the XHTML output, with the filename rendered
in green.
I feel that the first form is correct, we are pointing out what the
user should type, but can see benefits for the second. I have not
counted to see which form is prevalent, but think it is the first.
The FDP Primer actually uses a filename without filename tags in the
<userinput> example.
Anyone care strongly either way?
I prefer the first approach. The emphasis is on what the user should
type and not on the fact that it is a filename. Besides, the green
rendering inside the userinput would be too much.
Gabor
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