Re: literal titles

From: Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2005 16:32:44 +0000
Subject: Re: literal titles
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> I noticed a problem in livedocs, and when I ran it by Ilia, he agreed > that livedocs should be fixed, but wondered about the wisdom of doing > what we do. I told him I'd run it by the list. > > Why do we have completely literal titles? > For example: > [phpdoc/en/language/control-structures.xml] > <title><literal>if</literal></title> > > I'd understand something like: > <title>part of this is <literal>literal</literal></title> > > But an entirely literal title? > What do the rest of you think? It is safe to completely tag-strip the title IMHO (in the HTML title tag), I have no idea about any other option. These literals are visual sugar in the first place, HTML <title>-s should be understandable without them. Otherwise, in HTML content, these should be rendered with fixed width fonts, as in the DSSSL and XSLT outputs. Goba

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