This release includes a couple of new elements and all the changes I forgot to announce in “IPA”.
This is the tenth release of DocBook NG. (Somehow I forgot to write an essay for the ninth release, “IPA”, though happily it didn't go unnoticed.)
In the interest of completeness, the user-visible changes in the “IPA” release were:
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Added <citerefentry> and <citebiblioid> to the list of elements that can appear in bibliography entries; removed <titleabbrev>.
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Reduced the content model of a bunch of inlines (<command> and others that were way to broad).
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Added <link>, <xref>, <superscript>, and <subscript> to the list of “ubiquitous” inlines.
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Added <date> to the list of publishing inlines.
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Added some inlines to <computeroutput> and <userinput>.
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Added some new exclusions (preventing admonitions and formal objects from being nested; removing some of the same from <footnote>).
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Removed the <highlights> element. A candidate for the role attribute if I ever saw one.
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Fixed bug that didn't allow <sect1> in <article> when numbered sections are included.
The user-visible changes in “Jägermeister” are:
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Added <mathphrase> for simple equations.
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Added <termdef> for inline term definitions.
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The constraints on spanname, colname, namest, and nameend where tightened. This should prevent some illogical if not strictly illegal combinations.
Comments:
Your IPA announcement didn't go unnoticed from me either! :-) http://shudson310.blogspot.com/2005/02/time-for-ipa.html
Keep up the good work! I've even been using the Simplified IPA version you sent me, in conjunction with XML Hack #78!
I'm planning to publish Jägermeister versions of Simplified and perhaps the other doctypes next week. But first I need to fix the bugs you pointed out and clean up a few things.