[I sent something like this on Saturday, but no one responded. So I'm resending in case it got rejected.] Instead of a mail attachment, the file is now in the Sandbox. Look under its "BOOST_ROOT/more/version_history.html" and pretend it's at the same relative spot in the main CVS. I'm surprised that a full-blown version history file wasn't added a long time ago. I raided the CVS history of the main "index.htm" file for the details. Any ancient-timers know the history of 1.11.0 and earlier? The header looks funny; I was wondering how to replicate the current look by mutating what's given with CSS. (I was thinking of the headers seen at <http://www.mozilla.org>.) I processed what I wrote through HTML-Tidy, adding indentation and line wrap. I kept getting weird spacing with the function descriptions at the Spirit section of 1.30.1 and the Lambda block-quote at 1.28.0. I worked-around the problem by undoing the line-breaks Tidy added at those points. After being bewildered for a long while about the weird spacing, I saw the problem when looking in the CSS file: CODE { FONT-FAMILY: Courier; white-space: pre; } This last (non-brace) line says that multiple white-space characters are _not_ collapsed into a single space. This lets CODE acts as an in-line variant of PRE, but it violates what CODE usually does! I need the default space-collapsing behavior of CODE. If no one can give me a justification for that attribute, I'm going to erase it. Even if you can justify it, do this instead: CODE.my_special { FONT-FAMILY: Courier; white-space: pre; } Then call it like so: <p>Blah blah, please <code class="my_special">keep all of my spaces</code> blah blah.</p> That way people who need the default space-collapsing attribute of CODE don't get screwed. (Right now it's optimizing the [IMO] <1% wacky case and forcing extra work to get the usual semantics [that should take 99+% of the cases].) -- Daryle Walker Mac, Internet, and Video Game Junkie darylew AT hotmail DOT com