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Re: (off topic?) Docbook? Re: manlint?
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Jan Stary |
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Re: (off topic?) Docbook? Re: manlint? |
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Wed, 7 Oct 2020 23:16:43 +0200 |
> > We're starting from an mdoc document, right?
>
> In my example, yes.
>
> > Therefore every h1 is generated from Sh,
>
> I'm not sure where the mapping from mdoc macros
> to html elements is described (beside the code),
> but Ingo surely will know.
>
> > so every h1 is <h1 class="Sh">. What, then, is the
> > point of the class, if the CSS selectors
> >
> > h1
> > and
> > h1.Sh
> >
> > always refer to the same elements?
Maybe my .Sh example is not a good one,
because there are no other h1's there.
Generally, you get the same element with different classes, e.g.
<code class="Nm">ls</code>
<code class="Fl">-C</code>
Then you specify a style for code.Nm and code.Fl
Jan
- Re: (off topic?) Docbook? Re: manlint?, Ingo Schwarze, 2020/10/04
- Re: (off topic?) Docbook? Re: manlint?, James K. Lowden, 2020/10/05
- Re: (off topic?) Docbook? Re: manlint?, Jan Stary, 2020/10/05
- Re: (off topic?) Docbook? Re: manlint?, James K. Lowden, 2020/10/07
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- Re: (off topic?) Docbook? Re: manlint?, James K. Lowden, 2020/10/07
- Re: (off topic?) Docbook? Re: manlint?, Ingo Schwarze, 2020/10/07
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- Re: (off topic?) Docbook? Re: manlint?, Dave Kemper, 2020/10/13