Imagine I have three apt files:
main.apt
Info, details, etc..
some text
Configuration
some text
child1.apt
Info, details, etc..
some text
Configuration
[Same text as MAIN.APT configuration]
child2.apt
Info, details, etc..
some text
Configuration
[Same text as MAIN.APT configuration]
I want to follow DRY(don't repeat yourself) principle and to reuse text from main.apt and to add it to child1.apt and to child2.apt. This would really help writing documentation.
I have tried using snippets (Firstly generated site documentation with id's and then added references to those id's):
~~START SNIPPET: id
~~END SNIPPET: id
%{snippet|id=id|url=http://svn.example.com/path/to/main.html}
And generated site using
mvn site:stage
, but this is not working, because it inserts block of html text, which is not being formatted as html. I also tried verbatim parameter in snippets, it does not help.
Maybe someone has a solution for this problem and/or faced the same problem? Please tell me your story, suggestions. Solution would save my day :)
Use Velocity. Rename child1.apt and child2.apt to child1.apt.vm and child2.apt.vm respectively. Then replace
with
In site.xml include child pages like any other: