From 6ed987c27bcd8bc7ec4b887d6d02456578ec78f5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Zach Oglesby <zach@oglesby.co>
Date: Apr 18 2016 01:08:18 +0000
Subject: removed stuff from test, new index


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diff --git a/audiovideo.duck b/audiovideo.duck
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-[[ns e=http://projectmallard.org/experimental/]]
-
-= Yelp Audio & Video
-@link[guide >features]
-
-Yelp supports adding audio and video objects to documents.
-It uses the HTML5 $code(<audio>) and $code(<video>) elements.
-
-== Mallard
-   [#mallard]
-@link[guide >mallard]
-@title[link] Mallard Audio & Video
-
-To add audio or video to a Mallard document, use the $code(media) element
-($link[>>http://projectmallard.org/1.0/mal_block_media.html](block) or
-$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/1.0/mal_inline_media.html](inline)),
-and set the $code(type) attribute to $code("audio") or $code("video").
-See also $link[>ttml] for information on adding subtitles to audio and
-video objects in Mallard documents.
-
-Yelp will use the non-TTML contents of the media element as the fallback
-content in HTML. To provide an image to use for the HTML video $code(poster)
-attribute, provide a child image $code(media) element with the $code(style)
-attribute set to $code("poster").
-
-$e:hi(Added in 3.0.)
-
-== DocBook
-@title[link] DocBook Audio & Video
-
-To add audio to a DocBook document, use the $code(audioobject) element
-($link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/audioobject.html](4) or
-$link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/audioobject.html](5)) in a
-$code(mediaobject) or $code(inlinemediaobject) element. To add video,
-use the $code(videoobject) element
-($link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/videoobject.html](4) or
-$link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/videoobject.html](5)).
-
-Yelp will use a $code(textobject) element
-($link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/textobject.html](4) or
-$link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/textobject.html](5)) from the
-containing $code(mediaobject) or $code(inlinemediaobject) for the fallback
-content in HTML. If inline, Yelp uses a $code(textobject) that contains
-a $code(phrase) element. Otherwise, it uses a textobject that contains
-normal block content.
-
-$e:hi(Added in 3.8.)
diff --git a/conditional.duck b/conditional.duck
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-[[ns e=http://projectmallard.org/experimental/]]
-
-= Conditional Processing
-@link[guide >features]
-
-Yelp supports conditional processing in both Mallard and DocBook. The Yelp
-viewer automatically determines information about the environment and sets
-test tokens or profiling values at run time. This allows a single document
-to be packaged for multiple systems and displayed correctly based on the
-reader's environment.
-
-== Mallard
-   [#mallard]
-@link[guide >mallard]
-@title[link] Mallard Conditional Processing
-
-Mallard conditional processing is handled by the
-$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/if/1.0/](Mallard Conditionals) extension.
-Mallard Conditionals allows you to string together test tokens in a test
-expression. The Yelp stylesheets, tools, and viewer all set certain tokens,
-and you can set your own with the $code(mal.if.custom) parameter.
-
-The Yelp viewer automatically sets the following platform tokens:
-
-[terms]
-- $code(platform:gnome-3)
-* Set for standard GNOME 3. Not set for GNOME 3 Classic or any known derivative
-  environments of GNOME 3. Note that the $code(platform:gnome-shell) token will
-  also be set if this token is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(platform:gnome-shell)
-* Set in any environment using GNOME Shell, including GNOME 3, GNOME 3 Classic,
-  Cinnamon, Elementary Pantheon, and Endless.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.4)
-
-- $code(platform:gnome-classic)
-* Set for GNOME 3 Classic, an environment using GNOME 3 technologies but modified
-  to look more like a traditional GNOME desktop. This is $em(not) the same as the
-  fallback mode that shipped with early versions of GNOME 3. Note that the
-  $code(platform:gnome-shell) token will also be set if this token is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.8.1)
-
-- $code(platform:gnome-panel)
-* Set in any environment that uses the GNOME 2 panel, including GNOME 2 and MATE,
-  as well as the fallback mode shipped in early versions of GNOME 3.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.4)
-
-- $code(platform:cinnamon)
-* Set for the Cinnamon desktop environment, which is based off of GNOME 3. Note
-  that the $code(platform:gnome-shell) token will also be set if this token is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(platform:kde)
-* Set for any version of the KDE desktop environment.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(platform:mate)
-* Set for the MATE desktop environment, which is based off of GNOME 2. Note that
-  the $code(platform:gnome-panel) token will also be set if this token is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(platform:pantheon)
-* Set for the Pantheon desktop environment that is part of Elementary, which is
-  based off of GNOME 3. Note that the $code(platform:gnome-shell) token will also
-  be set if this token is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(platform:unity)
-* Set for the Unity desktop environment that is part of Ubuntu.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.10)
-
-- $code(platform:xfce)
-* Set for any version of the Xfce desktop environment.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.4)
-
-- $code(platform:$var(distro))
-- $code(platform:$var(distro)-$var(version))
-* Set based on the $file(os-release) file. The distro name is taken from the
-  $code(ID) field. For example, on Fedora, the token $code(platform:fedora)
-  is set. The version is taken from the $code(VERSION_ID) field. For example,
-  on Fedora 21, the token $code(platform:fedora-21) is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-The Yelp stylesheets set feature tokens based on supported features. See
-$link[>mallard-features] for more information.
-
-The Yelp stylesheets set target tokens depending on the target format.
-
-[terms]
-- $code(target:html)
-* Set for all HTML targets, including XHTML.
-
-- $code(target:xhtml)
-* Set only for the XHTML serialization of HTML, in addition to the
-  $code(target:html) token.
-
-- $code(target:mobile)
-* Set as a $em(maybe) value for all HTML transforms to allow responsive
-  content. Any content marked with $code(target:mobile) will only be
-  displayed on mobile platforms. Any content marked with $code(!target:mobile)
-  will only be displayed on non-mobile platforms. Yelp uses CSS media queries
-  on screen size to determine when to display content.
-
-- $code(target:epub)
-* Set for EPUB transformations when using $cmd(yelp-build epub). EPUB contains
-  XHTML files, so $code(target:html) and $code(target:xhtml) will also be set.
-
-
-== DocBook
-   [#docbook]
-@title[link] DocBook Conditional Processing
-
-The Yelp viewer automatically sets the following profiling values to match against
-with the $code(os) attribute:
-
-[terms]
-- $code(gnome-3)
-* Set for standard GNOME 3. Not set for GNOME 3 Classic or any known derivative
-  environments of GNOME 3. Note that the $code(gnome-shell) value will also be
-  set if this value is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(gnome-shell)
-* Set in any environment using GNOME Shell, including GNOME 3, GNOME 3 Classic,
-  Cinnamon, Elementary Pantheon, and Endless.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.4)
-
-- $code(gnome-classic)
-* Set for GNOME 3 Classic, an environment using GNOME 3 technologies but modified
-  to look more like a traditional GNOME desktop. This is $em(not) the same as the
-  fallback mode that shipped with early versions of GNOME 3. Note that the
-  $code(gnome-shell) value will also be set if this value is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.8.1)
-
-- $code(gnome-panel)
-* Set in any environment that uses the GNOME 2 panel, including GNOME 2 and MATE,
-  as well as the fallback mode shipped in early versions of GNOME 3.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.4)
-
-- $code(cinnamon)
-* Set for the Cinnamon desktop environment, which is based off of GNOME 3. Note
-  that the $code(gnome-shell) value will also be set if this value is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(kde)
-* Set for any version of the KDE desktop environment.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(mate)
-* Set for the MATE desktop environment, which is based off of GNOME 2. Note that
-  the $code(gnome-panel) value will also be set if this value is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(pantheon)
-* Set for the Pantheon desktop environment that is part of Elementary, which is
-  based off of GNOME 3. Note that the $code(gnome-shell) value will also be set
-  if this value is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-- $code(unity)
-* Set for the Unity desktop environment that is part of Ubuntu.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.10)
-
-- $code(xfce)
-* Set for any version of the Xfce desktop environment.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.4)
-
-- $code($var(distro))
-- $code($var(distro)-$var(version))
-* Set based on the $file(os-release) file. The distro name is taken from the
-  $code(ID) field. For example, on Fedora, the value $code(fedora) is set.
-  The version is taken from the $code(VERSION_ID) field. For example, on
-  Fedora 21, the value $code(fedora-21) is set.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.18)
-
-Yelp does not perform a pre-processing filter for conditional processing in DocBook.
-Rather, the profiling is done by the XSLT templates at transformation time.
-Consequently, Yelp only supports conditional processing on a subset of DocBook
-elements. Generally, conditional processing works on all block-level and inline
-elements.
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diff --git a/features.duck b/features.duck
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-= Yelp Features
-  [guide]
-@link[guide >index]
-
-This page provides a table of what features Yelp supports in Mallard,
-DocBook, and DITA. This is not a comparison of the languages themselves.
-In some cases the language doesn't provide for the feature. In other
-cases, Yelp simply does not support the language's mechanisms for the
-feature.
-
-[note .warning]
-DITA Support is currently experimental and not included in the build.
-
-[table]
-[thead]
-[tr]
-* 
-* $link[>mallard](Mallard)
-* DocBook
-* DITA
-[tbody]
-[tr]
-* $link[>audiovideo](Audio)
-* Yes
-* Yes
-* No
-[tr]
-* $link[>audiovideo](Video)
-* Yes
-* Yes
-* No
-[tr]
-* $link[>ttml](TTML Subtitles)
-* Yes
-* No
-* No
-[tr]
-* $link[>mathml](MathML)
-* Yes
-* Yes
-* No
-[tr]
-* SVG
-* Yes
-* No
-* No
-[tr]
-* $link[>conditional](Conditional Processing)
-* Yes
-* Partial
-* No
-[tr]
-* Syntax Highlighting
-* Yes
-* Yes
-* No 
diff --git a/index.duck b/index.duck
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-= Yelp
+= Fedora Docs
   [guide]
-@link[topic >/tools/index]
-@link[topic >/xsl/index]
+@link[topic >/release-notes/index]
 
-[media src=screenshot.png width=200 .floatend]
-
-Yelp is the help viewer in Gnome. It natively views Mallard, DocBook,
-man, info, and HTML documents. It can locate documents according to
-the freedesktop.org help system specification.
-
-Yelp development has led to the development of various tools, and the
-Mallard and DocBook transformations live in standalone XSLT module.
-All of these are under the umbrella name Yelp. 
+Here are the Fedora Docs. READ THEM. Please!
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/mallard-features.duck b/mallard-features.duck
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-[[ns e=http://projectmallard.org/experimental/]]
-
-= Mallard Features in Yelp
-@link[guide >mallard]
-
-The following features are listed according to their
-$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/if/1.0/tokens.html#feature](feature tokens),
-as defined by $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/if/1.0/](Mallard Conditionals 1.0).
-
-[terms]
-- $code("$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/1.0/](1.0)")
-* Yelp fully supports $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/1.0/](Mallard 1.0).
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.0.)
-
-- $code("$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/cache/1.0/](cache/1.0)")
-* Yelp supports the $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/cache/1.0/](Cache
-  Files 1.0) extension for creating a cache file with information about the
-  pages in the documents. The Yelp stylesheets require a cache file to work
-  correctly. Use $cmd(yelp-build cache) to create a cache file.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.0.)
-
-- $code("$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/if/1.0/](if/1.0)")
-* Yelp fully supports the $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/if/1.0/](Mallard
-  Conditionals 1.0) extension. The HTML output also supports $code("maybe")
-  values, whose values are determined dynamically after rendering to HTML.
-  This is currently used for the adaptive mobile rendering.
-
-  See $link[>conditional].
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.4.)
-
-- $code("$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/facet/1.0/](facet/1.0)")
-* Yelp supports the current draft of the
-  $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/facet/1.0/](Facets 1.0) extension.
-  This extension is still likely to change incompatibly.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.0.)
-
-- $code("$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/svg/1.0/](svg/1.0)")
-* Mallard supports embedding SVG per the upcoming
-  $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/svg/1.0/](Mallard+SVG 1.0)
-  extension. See the $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/about/learn/svg](Mallard
-  and SVG tutorial) for more information.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.0.)
-
-- $code("$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/ttml/1.0/](ttml/1.0)")
-* Mallard supports embedding TTML into media elements for subtitles per the upcoming
-  $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/ttml/1.0/](Mallard+TTML 1.0) extension.
-  See the $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/about/learn/ttml](Mallard and TTML
-  tutorial) for more information.
-
-  See $link[>ttml].
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.4.)
-
-- $code("$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/ui/1.0/ui_expanded.html](ui/1.0#expanded)")
-* Yelp supports the $code(ui:expanded) attribute as specified in the draft
-  $link[>>http://projectmallard.org/ui/1.0/](Mallard UI 1.0 extension). This
-  feature is very unlikely to change incompatibly.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.8.)
-
-
-== Experimental
-   [#experimental]
-
-[note .warning]
-Any feature in an experimental namespace is absolutely guaranteed to break
-in a future version of Yelp. Experimental namespaces are how we try new
-ideas. Do not use experimental features unless you track the Yelp version
-closely.
-
-[terms]
-- $code($em[.strong](e:hi))
-- $code(xmlns:e="http://projectmallard.org/experimental/")
-* Yelp supports the inline $code(e:hi) element to highlight some text with a
-  background color. This is useful when successively adding lines to a code
-  example. Mallard 1.1 will probably contain this element outside the
-  experimental namespace.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.0.)
-
-- $code($em[.strong](e:mouseover))
-- $code(xmlns:e="http://projectmallard.org/experimental/")
-* The $code(e:mouseover) element is used together with the $code("mouseovers")
-  style hint on topic links elements. The $code(e:mouseover) element provides
-  a thumbnail image for a link target. Do not use unless you are closely tracking
-  Yelp development. This syntax will be dropped when $code(ui:thumbs) is finished.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.0.)
-
-- $code($em[.strong](uix:expanded))
-- $code(xmlns:uix="http://projectmallard.org/experimental/ui/")
-* The $code(uix:expanded) attribute can be used on any section element, links
-  element, or block element with a title.
-
-  As of 3.8, $code(ui:expanded) is supported in the non-experimental namespace
-  $code(ui/1.0). Experimental support will be dropped in a future version. When
-  you switch to non-experimental, change $code(yes)/$code(no) to $code(true)/$code(false).
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.2.)
-
-- $code($em[.strong](uix:overlay))
-- $code(xmlns:uix="http://projectmallard.org/experimental/ui/")
-* The $code(uix:overlay) element lets you pop up an image or video in an overlay.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.8.)
-
-- $code($em[.strong](uix:thumb))
-- $code(xmlns:uix="http://projectmallard.org/experimental/ui/")
-* The $code(uix:thumb) element is used inside the $code(info) element. It provides
-  a thumbnail image for a page or section. It is used by the $code(uix:thumbs)
-  extension for the $code(links) element, and may be used by other extensions.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.4.)
-
-- $code($em[.strong](uix:thumbs))
-- $code(xmlns:uix="http://projectmallard.org/experimental/ui/")
-* The $code(uix:thumbs) attribute on the $code(links) element specifies a way
-  to display the links as thumbnail images, using the $code(uix:thumb) elements
-  from the target nodes. This is a replacement for the $code("mouseovers") style.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.8.)
-
-- $code($em[.strong]("experimental/api"))
-- $code(xmlns:api="http://projectmallard.org/experimental/api/")
-* The experimental API extenion lets you specify information about what class,
-  method, or other piece of API a page or section documents, such that links
-  to those nodes from links elements can be automatically formatted as synopses.
-  Minimal support is in released version. More work is being done on the
-  $sys(wip/api-1-0) branch.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.2.)
-
-- $code($em[.strong]("experimental/gloss"))
-- $code(xmlns:gloss="http://projectmallard.org/experimental/gloss/")
-* The experimental Glossaries extension is a way to provide dynamic glossary
-  and index entries that are collected on special collection pages.
-
-  See $link[>>http://blogs.gnome.org/shaunm/2011/07/07/mallard-glossaries/](Mallard
-  Glossaries) on $link[>>http://blogs.gnome.org/shaunm/](Shaun's Blog) for an example.
-
-  $e:hi(Added in 3.2.)
diff --git a/mallard-styles.duck b/mallard-styles.duck
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-[[ns e=http://projectmallard.org/experimental/]]
-
-= Mallard Style Hints in Yelp
-@link[guide >mallard]
-
-All elements in Mallard allow a style attribute that takes a
-space-separated list of style hints. Style hints may affect how
-a tool processes an element. They are non-normative, and tools
-are free to support any style hints they choose. Elements may
-list more than one style hint. In some cases, only a single
-hint is used. In other cases, hints may be combined.
-
-[links section]
-
-== Inline Styles
-   [#inline]
-
-- $code(em/@style = "strong")
-* The $code("strong") style hint on the inline $code(em) element makes text
-  bold instead of italic. 
-
-- $code(keyseq/@style = "hyphen")
-* The $code("hyphen") style hint on the inline $code(keyseq) element causes
-  a hyphen to be used instead of a plus sign as the key separator. 
-
-- $code(link/@style = "button")
-* The $code("button") style hint on the inline $code(link) element causes
-  the link to look like a button. This should usually be used for action links. 
-
-- $code(output/@style = "error")
-- $code(output/@style = "prompt")
-* The inline $code(output) element can take the style hints $code("error")
-  and $code("prompt") to indicate that the text is an error message or the
-  command prompt, respectively. This is most useful inside a $code(screen)
-  element. 
-
-
-== Block Styles
-   [#block]
-
-- $code(title/@style = "heading")
-* The $code("heading") style on a block $code(title) element (that is, not a
-  title of a page or section) causes the title to be formatted large, as if
-  it were a section title. Normally block titles are at the normal font size.
-
-- $code(title/@style = "center")
-* The $code("center") style on a block $code(title) element (that is, not a
-  title of a page or section) causes the title to be centered. Normally block
-  titles are aligned left, or aligned right for RTL locales.
-
-- $code(title/@style = "hidden")
-* The $code("hidden") style on page and section titles causes the title to
-  not be displayed. Titles are mandatory on pages and sections, but occasionally
-  with certain specialty styles, it's useful to hide them.
-
-  $e:hi(Since 3.12)
-
-- $code(desc/@style = "center")
-* The $code("center") style on a block $code(desc) element (that is, not one
-  found in an $code(info) element) causes the desc to be centered. Normally
-  block descs are aligned left, or aligned right for RTL locales.
-
-- $code(code/@style = "numbered")
-- $code(screen/@style = "numbered")
-* The block $code(code) and $code(screen) elements can both take
-  the $code("numbered") style hint to show line numbers. 
-
-- $code(note/@style = "advanced")
-- $code(note/@style = "bug")
-- $code(note/@style = "important")
-- $code(note/@style = "plain")
-- $code(note/@style = "sidebar")
-- $code(note/@style = "tip")
-- $code(note/@style = "warning")
-* The $code(note) element can take any of the preceding hints to
-  determine which icon is used. The special $code("sidebar") style
-  hint causes the note to be rendered as a non-intrusive box along
-  the side of the text. The $code("plain") style removes icons and
-  extra accessible information for a simple box with a background color. 
-
-- $code(list/@style = "compact")
-- $code(terms/@style = "compact")
-* On $code(list) and $code(terms) elements, using the $code("compact")
-  style hint reduces the amount of vertical padding around list items.
-  This is best used for lists of words or short phrases. 
-
-- $code(list/@style = "continues")
-- $code(steps/@style = "continues")
-* On $code(list) and $code(steps) elements, using the $code("continues")
-  style hint causes the list to start numbering where the previous
-  compatible list left off, just like the DocBook continuation attribute.
-  For a $code(steps) element, the previous compatible element is the
-  first preceding $code(steps) element. For a $code(list) element, the
-  previous compatible element is the first preceding list element with
-  the same $code(type) attribute. 
-
-- $code(tree/@style = "lines")
-* The $code("lines") style hint on the $code(tree) element causes lines
-  to be drawn to show the hierarchy. 
-
-- $code(media/@style = "floatstart")
-- $code(media/@style = "floatend")
-- $code(media/@style = "floatleft")
-- $code(media/@style = "floatright")
-* A block media element can be floated to the left or right using the
-  corresponding style hint. You should generally prefer the $code("floatstart")
-  and $code("floatend") hints. They behave just like $code("floatleft") and
-  $code("floatright"), except that they flip automatically for right-to-left
-  locales. 
-
-
-== Links Styles
-   [#links]
-
-- $code(links/@style = "mouseovers")
-* The $code("mouseovers") style on the $code(links) element provides an image
-  area and displays a thumbnail for each link in that area as you mouse over
-  the link. It uses the $code(e:mouseover) element to get the images. The
-  $code("mouseovers") style will be replaced by the $code(ui:thumbs) attribute.
-  Do not use it unless you are tracking Yelp development closely. 
-
-- $code(links/@style = "toronto")
-- $code(links/@style = "grid")
-* The $code("grid") style on the $code(links) element causes the links to be
-  formatted left-to-right in a three-column grid (two columns in the mobile
-  rendering). The $code("toronto") style does exactly the same thing, using a
-  less obvious name. This was one of the first links styles added, and it was
-  added during a doc sprint in Toronto. The $code("toronto") name is historical
-  and nostalgic, while the $code("grid") name is clearer. Both will continue to
-  work. 
-
-- $code(links/@style = "norwich")
-* The $code("norwich") style on a $code(links) element causes the links to be
-  formatted as a grid of tiles, designed to be used as the front splash page
-  for the GNOME help. This is a specialty style that may change in future
-  versions.
-
-  $e:hi(Since 3.12)
-
-- $code(links/@style = "button")
-* The $code("button") style on the $code(links) element causes the links to
-  be formatted to look like buttons.
-
-- $code(links/@style = "heading")
-* The $code("heading") style on the links element causes the links to be
-  formatted large and bold as if they were section headings.
-
-- $code(links/@style = "linklist")
-* The $code("linklist") style on the $code(links) element causes the links
-  to be formatted as a simple list. This is the default formatting for
-  $code("seealso") and $code("guide") links. 
-
-- $code(links/@style = "2column")
-* The $code("2column") style on the $code(links) element causes the links
-  to be formatted as link blocks (as is the default for $code("topic") links),
-  but top-to-bottom in two columns. It collapses to a single column in the
-  mobile rendering.
-
-- $code(links/@style = "center")
-* The $code("center") style on the $code(links) element causes links and
-  titles to be centered.
-
-- $code(links/@style = "bold")
-* The $code("bold") style on the $code(links) element causes link titles
-  (but not descs) to be bold even in styles where they otherwise would not
-  be, such as in the $code("linklist") style.
-
-- $code(links/@style = "nodesc")
-* The $code("nodesc") style on the $code(links) element causes the link
-  descs not to be displayed in any style where they otherwise would be. 
-
-- $code(links/@style = "floatstart")
-- $code(links/@style = "floatend")
-- $code(links/@style = "floatleft")
-- $code(links/@style = "floatright")
-* For $code("section") and $code("series") $code(links) elements only,
-  these styles causes the links to be be in a box floating to one side.
-  You should generally prefer the $code("floatstart") and $code("floatend")
-  hints. They behave just like $code("floatleft") and $code("floatright"),
-  except that they flip automatically for right-to-left locales. 
-
-- $code(links(prevnext)/@style = "top")
-* For $code("prevnext") $code(links) elements only, this causes the links
-  to appear at the top of the page, above where links elements would otherwise
-  be placed. Yelp automatically places $code("prevnext") links at the top and
-  bottom if you do not use a $code("prevnext") links element. But if you use
-  any $code("prevnext") links element, it overrides the default. This style
-  is the only way to get the $code("prevnext") links at the top while also
-  putting them elsewhere.
diff --git a/mallard.duck b/mallard.duck
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-= Yelp & Mallard
-  [guide]
-@link[guide >index]
-
-These pages provide details on the
-$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/](Mallard) support in Yelp and the
-Yelp XSL stylesheets. They detail which versions and extensions are
-supported, which experimental extensions are under development, and
-which style hints are supported.
-
diff --git a/mathml.duck b/mathml.duck
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-[[ns e=http://projectmallard.org/experimental/]]
-
-= MathML
-@link[guide >features]
-
-Yelp supports $link[>>http://www.w3.org/Math/](MathML) in both Mallard and
-DocBook documents. In both cases, you can use MathML both inline and as a
-block element. In Mallard, you can use Mallard's internal linking mechanism
-on MathML elements.
-
-Yelp uses the $link[>>http://www.mathjax.org/](MathJax) library to support
-MathML in all modern browsers and browser engines. The default output of the
-Yelp XSLT uses $code(cdn.mathjax.org). The Yelp viewer bundles a subset of
-MathJax, allowing it to display MathML in its embedded ?WebKit viewer without
-using the network.
-
-== Mallard
-   [#mallard]
-@link[guide >mallard]
-@title[link] Mallard and MathML
-
-To add MathML to a Mallard document, use an $code(mml:math) element in any
-block or inline context. Yelp automatically sets the $code(display) attribute
-of the output $code(mml:math) element according to context, even overriding
-any source value.
-
-You can use the namespaced
-$code[>>http://projectmallard.org/1.0/mal_attr_link.html](mal:xref) attribute
-on any MathML element to link to another page in the same document.
-
-$e:hi(Added in 3.8.)
-
-== DocBook
-   [#docbook]
-@title[link] DocBook and MathML
-
-To add MathML to a DocBook document, use an $code(mml:math) element inside an
-$code(equation) element
-($link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/equation.html](4) or
-$link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/equation.html](5)), $code(informalequation)
-element ($link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/informalequation.html](4) or
-$link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/informalequation.html](5)), or
-$code(inlineequation) element
-($link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/inlineequation.html](4) or
-$link[>>http://docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/inlineequation.html](5)). Or, in DocBook 5
-only, use an $code(mml:math) element inside an $code(imagedata) element with the
-$code(format) attribute set to $code("mathml").
-
-An $code(mml:math) element is considered a block element if it occurs in an
-$code(equation) or $code(informalequation) element, or if it occurs in an
-$code(imageobject) element in a $code(mediaobject) element. An $code(mml:math)
-element is considered inline if it occurs in an $code(inlineequation) element,
-or if it occurs in an $code(imageobject) element in an $code(inlinemediaobject)
-element. Yelp automatically sets the $code(display) attribute of the output
-$code(mml:math) element accordingly, even overriding any source value.
-
-$e:hi(Added in 3.8.)
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diff --git a/ttml.duck b/ttml.duck
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-[[ns e=http://projectmallard.org/experimental/]]
-
-= TTML
-@link[guide >features]
-@link[guide >mallard]
-
-Yelp supports $link[>>http://www.w3.org/TR/ttaf1-dfxp/](TTML) subtitles in
-Mallard audio and video block
-$code[>>http://projectmallard.org/1.0/mal_block_media.html](media) elements.
-To add subtitles, include a $code(tt:tt) element as a child of the $code(media)
-element.
-
-[listing]
-[desc]
-  Example from the Tetravex help:
-[code]
-<tt:tt xmlns:tt="http://www.w3.org/ns/ttml">
-  <tt:body>
-    <tt:div begin="1s" end="6s">
-      <tt:p>Drag pieces from the right to the left, making sure that                                  
-      adjacent edges have the same number and color.</tt:p>
-    </tt:div>
-    <tt:div begin="6s" end="14s">
-      <tt:p>Hold down <key>Ctrl</key> and press the arrow keys to move                                
-      all placed pieces at once.</tt:p>
-    </tt:div>
-    <tt:div begin="14s" end="22s">
-      <tt:p>Continue dragging pieces until they all fit together on the left.</tt:p>
-    </tt:div>
-  </tt:body>
-</tt:tt>
-
-Begin and end times can be specified on $code(tt:div), $code(tt:p), and $code(tt:span)
-elements. In standard TTML, a $code(tt:div) element can contain other $code(tt:div)
-elements and $code(tt:p) elements, and a $code(tt:p) element can contain text,
-$code(tt:span) elements, and $code(tt:br) elements. Time ranges on child elements
-are relative to time ranges on parent elements.
-
-Mallard extends TTML to allow you to use any
-$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/1.0/mal_block.html](block elements) in a $code(tt:div)
-element and any
-$link[>>http://projectmallard.org/1.0/mal_inline.html](inline elements) in a $code(tt:p)
-or $code(tt:span) element. For example, in the TTML above, the Mallard $code(key)
-element is used inline in a $code(tt:p) element.
-
-$e:hi(Basic support added in 3.0. Support for the $code(dur) attribute, the $code(tt:br)
-element, the $code(h) and $code(m) time units, and checking profiles added in 3.4.
-Support for TTML for audio elements added in 3.8.)
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-<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><!-- -*- indent-tabs-mode: nil -*- -->
-<!--
-This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
-the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free
-Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any
-later version.
-
-This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
-ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
-FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
-details.
-
-You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
-along with this program; see the file COPYING.LGPL.  If not, write to the
-Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA
-02111-1307, USA.
--->
-
-<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
-                xmlns:exsl="http://exslt.org/common"
-                xmlns:str="http://exslt.org/strings"
-                xmlns:mal="http://projectmallard.org/1.0/"
-                xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
-                extension-element-prefixes="exsl"
-                exclude-result-prefixes="mal str"
-                version="1.0">
-
-<xsl:param name="theme.icons.size.note" select="24"/>
-
-<xsl:template name="html.head.custom">
-  <link href="http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:400,700" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>
-  <link href="http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Bitter:400,700" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>
-  <link href="http://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.3.0/css/font-awesome.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>
-</xsl:template>
-
-<xsl:template name="html.css.custom">
-<xsl:text>
-body {
-  font-family: 'Lato', sans;
-  font-size: 18px;
-}
-div.top {
-  margin: 0;
-  padding: 20px 0;
-  background: #eeeeec url(eeeeec.png);
-  border-bottom: solid 1px #d3d7cf;
-}
-div.top > div.inner {
-  max-width: 800px;
-  margin: 0 auto;
-  font-family: Bitter;
-  text-shadow: 1px 1px 0 white;
-}
-div.top img {
-  float: left;
-  margin: 0 20px;
-}
-div.top h1 {
-  font-size: 64px;
-}
-div.top h2 {
-  color: #888a85;
-  font-size: 18px;
-  font-weight: normal;
-  margin-top: 4px;
-}
-div.top > div.inner::after {
-  display: block;
-  content: " ";
-  clear: both;
-}
-div.header {
-  font-size: 16px;
-  max-width: 800px;
-}
-div.trails {
-  background: transparent;
-  padding: 0 20px;
-}
-div.page {
-  max-width: 800px;
-  border: none;
-}
-div.hgroup {
-  font-family: Bitter;
-}
-div.hgroup span.cmd {
-  background: transparent;
-}
-a span.cmd {
-  background: transparent;
-}
-p span.cmd, p span.code, p span.sys {
-  font-size: 16px;
-}
-span.hi {
-  display: inline-block;
-  padding: 2px 8px;
-  border-radius: 2px;
-}
-div.code, div.screen {
-  background: #eeeeec url(eeeeec.png);
-  font-size: 16px;
-}
-pre {
-  background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.3);
-}
-td.td-yes {
-  background: rgba(138, 226, 52, 0.2);
-}
-td.td-no {
-  background: rgba(239, 41, 41, 0.1);
-}
-</xsl:text>
-</xsl:template>
-
-<xsl:template name="html.js.content.custom">
-</xsl:template>
-
-<xsl:template name="html.top.custom">
-  <xsl:variable name="rootlink">
-    <xsl:if test="$mal.link.extension != ''">
-      <xsl:text>index</xsl:text>
-      <xsl:value-of select="$mal.link.extension"/>
-    </xsl:if>
-  </xsl:variable>
-  <div class="top"><div class="inner">
-    <a href="{$mal.site.root}{$rootlink}">
-      <img src="{$mal.site.root}yelp.png" width="128" height="128"/>
-      <h1>Yelp</h1>
-      <h2>(The Help System)</h2>
-    </a>
-  </div></div>
-</xsl:template>
-
-<xsl:template name="html.bottom.custom">
-</xsl:template>
-
-
-</xsl:stylesheet>