[Typo3-doc] ref Table formating discussion

[Jean-Marie Schweizer]

>>> Yes that's a kind of answer, but we are not on the same point. :-)
>>> I will try to find a good book example.
> 
> 
> Here it is ! (see attachment)
> 
>  From JavaScript Pocket Reference, 2nd Edition, O'Reilly.
> It's a copyrighted content, do not reuse.
> 
> They didn't use a table for presenting reference in their JavaScript 
> Object. May be it can inspire us ?



This is pretty much what I was talking about. I realize I should have 
specified that in print design a table doesn't necessarly include fram 
or border.



>> I don't expect it to be any better and it seems to work for most guys.
> 
> Are you sure ?
> They do because it's that or nothing, no ?
> 
>>> And we have a bunch of this data already in the doc that might 
>>> benefit from an enhancement.


Personally, I'm more concerned about getting the documentations to a 
point where the information that's in it can be found. Of course, design 
is important but structure even more.

If we can find a way how to change all the tables with a tool like you 
did to import SXW to Wiki than I'm up for it. But doin it by hand? No 
thanks.


> If we change the reference presenting way. We will enhance the document 
> readability for many document, right ?
> 
> Do you start to understand my point, about the nightmare of TYPO3 
> reference table formating ?



It might be a nightmare to you. I can live with it because it contains 
the information that it needs.


Jean-Marie