[PATCH] editorial: use bold for title and headings

Paul Knight reported:  - (HTML only)

To conform to OASIS style, this should use bold font in title and headings from top through "Notices"

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I noted that in the HTML file, these headings use class="aeb10-", but this is not defined in the .css file.

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For this publication, I defined it by inserting the line below into the .css file (virtio-v1.2-csd01.css, at line 18), which fixed this issue: --- .aeb10-{font-weight: bold;}  make this adjustment in makehtml.sh for the future.  Reported-by: Paul Knight <> Signed-off-by: Michael S. Tsirkin <> ---  makehtml.sh
10 ++++++++--  1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)  diff --git a/makehtml.sh b/makehtml.sh index a19fc34..45b7080 100755 --- a/makehtml.sh +++ b/makehtml.sh @@ -22,12 +22,18 @@ sed 's/~</"</g' $SPECDOC.tmp4 >$SPECDOC.tmp5  #drop width/height limits from the logo.  sed '/oasis.png/{n;s/^width="39" height="39" >/ >/}' $SPECDOC.tmp5 >$SPECDOC.tmp6
+#To conform to OASIS style, this should use bold font in title and +#headings from top through "Notices" +#these headings use class="aeb10-", but this +#is not defined in the .css file +sed '/start css.sty/a .aeb10-{font-weight: bold;}' $SPECDOC.tmp6 >$SPECDOC.tmp7 +  # If font paths are misconfigured, we get ligatures  # (such as 'ff or 'fi') replaced by NULL character in output.  # This in not a valid HTML output, so detect this and warn user.  # For detection, we rely on the fact that file utility  # recognizes files with NULL characters as binary data. -if test "$(file -b $SPECDOC.tmp5)" = 'data'; +if test "$(file -b $SPECDOC.tmp7)" = 'data';  then  	echo
	echo WARNING! @@ -44,7 +50,7 @@ then  	echo
fi
-mv $SPECDOC.tmp6 $SPECDOC.html +mv $SPECDOC.tmp7 $SPECDOC.html  rm $SPECDOC.tmp*
#uncomment if you have a broken t4ht

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