Just a short question.
In the Best Practice / Coding Style Doc section it says under Coding Style for Plugins_
* If you want to write documentation for a plugin, write HTML markup (without <html> and <body> tags!) and save it all in a documentation_XX.html file. XX is the code for the specific language. Save UTF-8 versions of the file in the UTF-8 subdirectory. (NOTE: This is Work in Progress and is not yet supported by Serendipity, but will be in the future!)
Is this (the without <html> and <body> tags) still true? Why?
I think the body/head thing is not really true anymore; I think we directly link to the documentation files. The idea first was to embedd the documentation inside the s9y interface, but I think this has never been achieved.
I would need to have a look at current plugins to see how they implemented it...
Regards,
Garvin
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garvinhicking wrote:I think the body/head thing is not really true anymore; I think we directly link to the documentation files. The idea first was to embedd the documentation inside the s9y interface, but I think this has never been achieved.
Yes, it is a direct link only AFAIK and as I just stumbled across that doc entry, I felt unsure if I have missed something in the meanwhile.
So this is just another hint to some general cleanup of the docs in future....
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