English doc and help text

Which part did you need help with? If it doesn't require a technical explanation then I can certainly try to help. The stuff I read seems fine, and maybe that's why I shouldn't touch it. ;) How can I correct something where I don't see a problem?

Tell me what the problem is and we'll see what happens.

Okay, I'll try to clean it up. There doesn't seem to be a standard though on how it should be marked up. I have textile & smartypants and they litter the page with header tags.

I guess I'll just focus on how it's worded. I'm not sure on how to create patch files so I have to look that up also. Will post when it's ready.

Sorry I took so long. -had other duties I changed the structure of how the tips are presented. It's basically like this.

<h2>GeSHi</h2> 
-GeSHi one liner.
-information on current settings/what's available.
-list of language.
<h3>usage</h3>
-blockcode usage instruction
-example
-inline usage instructions
-example

I took it upon myself to make the output dependent on setting in geshi so it's a big mess on the back end. I'm sorry about this. Hopefully it isn't too bad. Remember, I'm not much of a coder. Just trying to learn but the presentation is pretty clean.

The examples usage instructions are not presented twice like before. I thought that was unnecessary. The type and start parameters get inserted into the single sample. So everything is as short as possible and gives the most important information I think.

Hope you commit. :)

Whoops, please review. Take care.

Heh, yeah.. sorry bout that. Being that bad, don't commit it. Not sure what would give the same output. Multiple if-else statements or should the code be as simple as the presentation? Don't mean to waste your time with such a simple matter.

I'll play around with it but if someone else with more experience wants to volunteer then please do so.

I think this issue can be closed because the rewrite for Drupal 5 involved a lot of documentation (re)writing too.