now we do get closer to this...
... I think indeed Vitaliy is talking about something different, or two issues together.
1. There are some tool options, that are described not for each tool, but in a general section. These options are grouped into one listitem like "Opacity; Brush; Pressure Sensitivity; Fade Out; Hard Edge". The describing text consists of a note containing a link. The headline "Opacity; Brush; Pressure Sensitivity; Fade Out; Hard Edge" however is _not_ supposed to be a link.
--> IMHO here os no further action necessary. If there is a suggestion how to make a better heading for such cases I'm open for them.
2. Following the example from Kolbjoern, there are some cases, where <indexterm> elements are transformed to links in the html which should not be links at all. This smells like a Stylesheet problem. To find out the proper circumstances that lead to this behaviour some closer investigations seem neccessary. Can one reproduce this for each and every <indexterm> within a <para> ?
--> Kolbjoern, can you have a closer look into this and file a bug against the docs project please?
Greetings,
2007/6/20, Kolbjørn Stuestøl <
kol-stue@xxxxxxxxx>:
The xml code <indexterm> sometimes generates the html code '<a id="id4827715"
class="indexterm"></a>' or something similar. The CSS(?) recognize this as a
link and generates the link icon. Not always but perhaps in combination with
certain tags. (In tool-clone.xml the <indexterm> is placed inside a <para> tag):
<listitem>
<para lang="en">
<indexterm>
<primary>Brushes</primary>
<secondary>History brush</secondary>
</indexterm>
You can use a similar approach to imitate Photoshop's ...
Well, this could be an explanation.
Screen shot of the browser window showing part of the 'gimp-tool-clone.html ' at
http://home.online.no/~kol-stue/temp/linkicon.jpg
(I'm not sure this is the same problem Vitaly describes.)
Kolbjoern
----- Original Message -----
From: Axel Wernicke
To: Kolbjørn Stuestøl
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 7:49 AM
Subject: Re: index terms in visible text
Um, can somebody who is able to see the problem put an screenshot of the problem
online? In addition to that it might help to tell us the OS / browser
combination you can see the problem. Again,
http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-tool-pencil.html looks fine to me on Safari @ OS X
and Firefox 2 @ W2k as well as on IE7 @ w2k
Greetings, lexA
2007/6/19, Kolbjørn Stuestøl < kol-stue@xxxxxxxxx>:
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vitaly Lomov" <lomovv@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <gimp-docs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 5:26 PM
Subject: index terms in visible text
>I found index terms (e.g. string Opacity; Brush; Pressure sensibility;
> Fade out; Hard edges) getting into html version of the manual. The
> following files are affected (for en):
> toolbox/tool-airbrush.xml
> toolbox/tool-convolve.xml
> toolbox/tool-dodge-burn.xml
> toolbox/tool-paintbrush.xml
> toolbox/tool-pencil.xml
> toolbox/tool-smudge.xml
>
> Those terms appear in the final version, break the text flow and are
> out of place. What shall we do?
In my version too these marks are indicating indexing in the xml code, but are
of no use in the html issue. No links to follow. It seams that they are a result
of the <a> tag.
Kolbjoern
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