[drupal-docs] supplying version number for handbook pages

[Charlie Lowe]

What did you have in mind?

Could it not be best to use a fixed taxonomy for the version information 
so that we control what is applied to each page so that it is uniform? 
Meanwhile, freetagging would be useful for assigning keywords to pages 
separately from the version information.

Kieran Lal wrote:
> Shouldn't we use the free tagging in head for this?
> 
> Kieran
> On Nov 5, 2005, at 6:01 AM, Charlie Lowe wrote:
> 
>> Previously, we discussed how best to tag handbook pages with the  
>> Drupal version number. I had thought that the best method would be  to 
>> include text in the body of the page at the top so that the  
>> information would be available in printer-friendly versions and any  
>> import/export of handbook pages. But I'm no longer convinced that  is 
>> true given
>>
>> * there seemed to be no interest at arriving at a standard for this  
>> implementation (I previously posted suggestions for feedback).
>>
>> * the handbook is growing at a fantastic rate. anyone who is  
>> following the handbook updates pages wil have noticed that new  pages 
>> are being added at rate of at least a page a day, sometimes  several.
>>
>> So in order to make sure that the version information can be  provided 
>> as easily as possible, i believe that tagging is going to  be our best 
>> solution.
>>
>> For tagging, how about: Drupal 4.6, Drupal 4.7, etc.
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> Charlie Lowe
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