Re: top node in html cross references

> Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 12:50:03 +0100
> From: Dumas Patrice <[email protected]>
> 
> Still an issue regarding html cross references. When the manual is split, 
> the current view is to put the Top node in a file names index.html, such
> that hrefs like http://myserver.org/manual/ leads to the Top node. 
> I believe this is a good idea. 
> 
> However it leads to a problematic situation when there is also a node named
> `index' (or case variants). Indeed, the Top node and the index node would be 
> in the same file, and I believe this should be avoided, that is, the Top
> node should be in its own file (it is less an issue for other nodes, but I 
> really think that for the Top node it is an issue).

Please tell why you think so.  What's wrong with having the indices
on the same file as Top?

Personally, I think that there's nothing wrong with the current setup.

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