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References in section titles (invalid HTML generated)
From: |
Rudolf Adamkovič |
Subject: |
References in section titles (invalid HTML generated) |
Date: |
Thu, 22 Aug 2024 15:42:20 +0200 |
Hello there!
I would like to report a bug when exporting
@node One
@unnumbered One
@dots{} content @dots{}
@node One and two
@unnumbered @ref{One} and two
@dots{} content @dots{}
to HTML.
Bug (1) In the table of contents:
Actual (nested links):
<a id="toc-One-and-two-1" href="One-and-two.html">
<a class="ref" href="One.html">
One
</a>
and two
</a>
Expected (flattened links):
<a id="toc-One-and-two-1" href="One-and-two.html">
One and two
</a>
Bug (2) In the navigation bar for One:
Actual (nested links):
<a href="One-and-two.html" accesskey="n" rel="next">
<a class="ref" href="#One">
One
</a>
and two
</a>
Expected (flattened links):
<a href="One-and-two.html" accesskey="n" rel="next">
One and two
</a>
Alternatively, if references in titles cannot possibly be supported,
then Texinfo should warn about them, instead of generating invalid HTML.
Thank you for your time!
P.S. I am not a subscriber, so please CC me.
Rudy
--
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'obviously.'" --- Anna Pell Wheeler, 1883-1966
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- References in section titles (invalid HTML generated),
Rudolf Adamkovič <=