Re: [boost] [docs][website] Can the docs on the website be xhtml + svg?

Subject: Re: [boost] [docs][website] Can the docs on the website be xhtml + svg?
From: Niall Douglas (s_sourceforge_at_[hidden])
Date: 2014-01-31 09:21:22

On 31 Jan 2014 at 13:29, John Maddock wrote:

> I've been investigating getting better equations and graphs into the Math 
> lib docs and one prerequisite seems to be serving up pages as XHTML rather 
> than HTML: without that SVG's simply do not display correctly (or at all) in 
> IE.  The docbook xhtml generation seems to be working OK, but would the 
> pages get served correctly on the current website?

I assume you mean that the HTTP response says Content-Type: 
text/html?

Have you tried renaming the .html files to .xhtml? That should solve 
the XHTML delivery problem.

Failing that, I'd supply a suitable .htaccess file for Apache to 
override the response headers just for your project. Changing the 
default site-wide is likely to have unexpected consequences.

Niall

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