[drupal-docs] XHTML in our documentation - Textile, Markdown, ...
Gabor Hojtsy
gabor at hojtsy.hu
Thu Mar 17 11:57:09 UTC 2005
>> I am also -1 on using any markup language other than valid XHTML.
>> Drupal also has modules to check for input validity, and can refuse
>> non-compliant XHTML code. I am using the bbcode firefox extension to
>> help me author bug reports and comments on drupal.org. It does
>> support HTML and XHTML editing options too:
>
> which modules validate for XHTML?
http://drupal.org/project/htmltidy
>> https://addons.update.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?
>> id=128&vid=196&category=Miscellaneous
>
> OK, that suits your needs but do you really think it is a good solution
> to have everyone using FireFox plugins instead of just offerring
> bbcode.module on the site?
No, noone needs to install Firefox or a Firefox plugin to author
documentation. And noone needs to learn a markup language, apart from
XHTML, which one should now using Drupal anyway. OK I understand that
there going to be (are?) doc people, who don't know XHTML and will not
learn that anyway, since they are approaching Drupal for a different
perspecitve, but they can just write down their thoughts with simple
paragraphs, and then someone can format it for them...
Goba
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