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sect4 | julien | 21 Mar 11:27 |
sect4 | Axel Wernicke | 21 Mar 12:09 |
sect4 | julien | 21 Mar 12:43 |
sect4 | Axel Wernicke | 21 Mar 13:21 |
sect4 | julien | 21 Mar 22:09 |
sect4 | Axel Wernicke | 21 Mar 22:33 |
sect4 | Roman Joost | 22 Mar 00:04 |
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Since the creation of sect4, the help summary is less detailed: for example, Preferences sections are not displayed in the help summary :-(
julien
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Am 21.03.2006 um 20:27 schrieb julien:
Since the creation of sect4, the help summary is less detailed: for example, Preferences sections are not displayed in the help summary :-(
which sect4 do you mean in special? What help summary you are referencing?
greetings, lexA
julien
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In the former Help Table Of Content, Preferences sections were listed under preferences. Now, we have only "Preferences" and we can't get to each preference directly from the TOC.
Instead of "creation of sect4", read "last help re-organistation.
Thank you for your answers.
Julien
Axel Wernicke a ?crit :
Am 21.03.2006 um 20:27 schrieb julien:
Since the creation of sect4, the help summary is less detailed: for example, Preferences sections are not displayed in the help summary :-(
which sect4 do you mean in special? What help summary you are referencing?
greetings, lexA
julien
sect4
Hi Julien,
Am 21.03.2006 um 21:43 schrieb julien:
In the former Help Table Of Content, Preferences sections were listed under preferences. Now, we have only "Preferences" and we can't get to each preference directly from the TOC.
This is indeed correct. Just allow me two annotations to this. First
is, that I'm much more concerned about a TOC of more than 10(!)
pages. Most of the dialog description are pretty huge. There is a
further section level for like "calling dialog xy" or "using dialog
xy" really needed. On the other hand such sections surely do not
belong into the TOC right?
The second argument (which might not be consensus at all) is, that
the preferences section you are mentioning is not a dialog at all and
should be in my opinion relocated to the menu chapter anyway. For me
a dialog in GIMP is a window containing controls to work with tools
or images and most important: it is a window that stays open all the
time and can be docked together with other dialogs. Nothing of that
is true for the preferences dialog window.
Greetings, lexA
julien
sect4
Hi Axel,
For the moment, the HTML Preferences file is huge, and users can't find what they are looking for easily among 15 merged items. Perhaps we can modify the preferences-introduction.xml file to have links instead of xi:include
Greetings
Julien
Axel Wernicke a ?crit :
Hi Julien,
Am 21.03.2006 um 21:43 schrieb julien:
In the former Help Table Of Content, Preferences sections were listed under preferences. Now, we have only "Preferences" and we can't get to each preference directly from the TOC.
This is indeed correct. Just allow me two annotations to this. First is, that I'm much more concerned about a TOC of more than 10(!) pages. Most of the dialog description are pretty huge. There is a further section level for like "calling dialog xy" or "using dialog xy" really needed. On the other hand such sections surely do not belong into the TOC right? The second argument (which might not be consensus at all) is, that the preferences section you are mentioning is not a dialog at all and should be in my opinion relocated to the menu chapter anyway. For me a dialog in GIMP is a window containing controls to work with tools or images and most important: it is a window that stays open all the time and can be docked together with other dialogs. Nothing of that is true for the preferences dialog window.
Greetings, lexA
julien
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Hi Julien,
Am 22.03.2006 um 07:09 schrieb julien:
Hi Axel,
For the moment, the HTML Preferences file is huge, and users can't find what they are looking for easily among 15 merged items. Perhaps we can modify the preferences-introduction.xml file to have links instead of xi:include
One would have to add the links *not* to replace the xi:include.
Greetings, lexA
Greetings
Julien
Axel Wernicke a ?crit :
Hi Julien,
Am 21.03.2006 um 21:43 schrieb julien:In the former Help Table Of Content, Preferences sections were listed under preferences. Now, we have only "Preferences" and we can't get to each preference directly from the TOC.
This is indeed correct. Just allow me two annotations to this. First is, that I'm much more concerned about a TOC of more than 10 (!) pages. Most of the dialog description are pretty huge. There is a further section level for like "calling dialog xy" or "using dialog xy" really needed. On the other hand such sections surely do not belong into the TOC right?
The second argument (which might not be consensus at all) is, that the preferences section you are mentioning is not a dialog at all and should be in my opinion relocated to the menu chapter anyway. For me a dialog in GIMP is a window containing controls to work with tools or images and most important: it is a window that stays open all the time and can be docked together with other dialogs. Nothing of that is true for the preferences dialog window. Greetings, lexAjulien
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On Tue, Mar 21, 2006 at 10:21:32PM +0100, Axel Wernicke wrote:
In the former Help Table Of Content, Preferences sections were listed under preferences. Now, we have only "Preferences" and we can't get to each preference directly from the TOC.
[...] first argument
The second argument (which might not be consensus at all) is, that the preferences section you are mentioning is not a dialog at all and should be in my opinion relocated to the menu chapter anyway. For me a dialog in GIMP is a window containing controls to work with tools or images and most important: it is a window that stays open all the time and can be docked together with other dialogs. Nothing of that is true for the preferences dialog window.
I'd still like to leave the preferences dialog listed under dialogs. IMHO a dialog window, even if it's not always visible.
What we can do to prevent DocBook not to merge every single sect3 to a single page is to chunk them. A parameter in the HTML XSLT should do the trick.
Greetings,