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design:formats [2013/08/16 16:23] paul created |
design:formats [2013/10/01 23:42] rsewikiadmin [PDF] changed requirements based on list discussion and professional opinion |
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===== Well-structured HTML ===== | ===== Well-structured HTML ===== | ||
- | < | + | A strong design goal is that the conversion from canonical XML to HTML should be round-trippable, |
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===== Unpaginated Text ===== | ===== Unpaginated Text ===== | ||
+ | See [[design: | ||
===== Paginated Text ===== | ===== Paginated Text ===== | ||
- | A way to eliminate the need for widow/ | + | This is text with headers, footers, and page break characters. |
- | ===== PDF ===== | + | ==== Avoiding Bad Breaks in Paginated Text ==== |
- | We have talked about using [[http:// | + | The paginated text format needs to deal with the issue of paragraph or art that would be split over a page break. |
- | We need to have at least two formats: US-standard | + | [PH] Eliminate the problem is to just be willing to leave extra white space at the bottom of the paginated pages. If a single paragraph or figure is too large to fit on a paginated page (the tool should warn about this every time it emits paginated text output), the Production Center can break the paragraph or split the figure into two. |
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+ | [TH] (widow == bottom line of a paragraph that winds up in the next column/ | ||
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+ | If you must limit the page size to a maximum of N lines, then you can use a page length of N-1 lines to force another line onto the top of the next page. If headings occur prior to the orphan, then they must be moved to the next page as well. Paragraphs exactly 3 lines long that have been split in either direction would just be moved to the next page, along with any headings. | ||
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+ | ===== PDF requirements ===== | ||
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+ | * The document needs to include live links | ||
+ | * For linking between RFCs, pointers to RFCs published before the format switchover will point to the TXT version | ||
+ | * For linking between RFCs, pointers to RFCs published after the format switchover will point to the PDF version and will allow for pointers to specific sections within a document | ||
+ | * The PDF version will include the standard front page header and include page numbers | ||
+ | * The PDF version will be sized for ??? | ||
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+ | We have talked about using [[http:// | ||
===== EPUB ===== | ===== EPUB ===== |