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Re: New web site moved to master
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John Mandereau |
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Re: New web site moved to master |
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Thu, 06 Aug 2009 17:16:28 +0200 |
Le jeudi 06 août 2009 à 00:29 -0700, Graham Percival a écrit :
> 1) news items: would it be possible to keep the news-front vs.
> news-old? I'd like to maintain human control over what's on the
> front page.
This is achieved easily by marking news entries with ad-hoc tags, e.g. a
dummy Texinfo macro @frontpage before the NEWS items after first four
ones that you still want on the front page. My RSS and front news
generation script supported this IIRC.
> 2) news dates: could we use SI dates instead of the horribly
> broken American "Month DD, YYYY" ? If we can't do YYYY Month DD,
> then could we at least do DD Month YYYY ? (SI is French, after all. ;)
French dates are the exact reverse of SI dates, but I'm for SI dates
too. The Python standard module I used in the RSS feed generation can
parse dates and format them to SI, so unless there is any objection I'll
take care of this.
> 3) PDF output: I would rather not clutter the web pages with
> individual "print this page" links. Apart from possibly the
> Examples (which somebody may want to examine in printed form), I
> can't see many people wanting an individual page as pdf. Could we
> just keep it as one pdf manual?
Mmmh, yes, when macros for PDF format have been defined :-)
Anyway, it's already possible to generate crappy PDF output hopefully
without any error by setting PDF_FILES back to $(TEXINFO_MANUALS:%=
$(outdir)/%.pdf) in GNUmakefile.
John
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