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Subject: Docbook 5 info element
Hi All, We had a little discussion overhere on the use of <info>, in general and in the current docbook 5 documentation. According to the website (http://docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/info.html)" "Description The info element contains meta-information about the element that contains it. Processing expectations Suppressed. Many of the elements in this wrapper may be used in presentation, but they are not generally printed as part of the formatting of the wrapper. The wrapper merely serves to identify where they occur. " I understand it as that elements in info are not generally used for direct presentation but the docbook 5 documentation (xml) contains a lot of title elements (and mostly only the title element) in <info>, also on <section> level. This raises the question of 'best practices' and the processing of title elements in <info>, ignore all <info> children for direct presentation? Use it for generation of Table of Contents only ? (which would be useless because a reader might look for the title on a page where he found it in the ToC) Curious minds etc... Regards, Gerrit Kuilder
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