<filename role="package">. The <port> tag as it was had two major
defects: (a) the name is ambiguous (does "port" mean "architecture"?
how about "TCP/UDP port"?), and (b) it introduces a non-standard (to
DocBook) tag, which is generally assumed to be evil.
Moral support by: bmah, keramida, mwlucas, roam
to fix a bug that would cause footnote numbering to be messed up if
using %footnote-ulinks% and we had any empty <ulink></ulink> elements
in a document. (This happens a lot in the release documentation.)
This change has been submitted to the DocBook bug database on
SourceForge as bug #502066. When it gets included into the
DocBook DSSSL distribution and the corrected version gets incorporated
into the FreeBSD Ports Collection, I'll back out the change in our
(FreeBSD's) stylesheet.
combination of %footnote-ulink% and bop-footnotes not generating any
URL footnotes (although other footnotes in documents were
correct). freebsd.dsl contains a modified definition of the
ulink element as defined in dblink.dsl from the DSSSL print stylesheet;
unfortunately it was missing some lines of code, which we restore.
As of this commit, no document in the FDP uses %footnote-ulink%,
although the release documentation will enable it shortly.
in the FAQ to use these. (Presumably there'll be others.)
While I'm here, add an entity for the current release's errata file.
Heavily based on the last patch in the PR, modified to be consistent
with the way that the Website build defines similar entities.
PR: 30202
Submitted by: Michael Lucas <mwlucas@blackhelicopters.org>
entities throughout the install chapter. These need to be defined
with so that these buttons don't wrap across lines.
This prevents :
"Press the [
OK ] button"
from showing up in the print or HTML output.
thinks that it must never output something like "_" to the TeX
backend, and should instead use \char{95}. The package we are using
to hyphenate URLs, url.sty, is designed to allow URLs without worrying
about such things, and will literally display the \char{95} without
this patch.
