Render titles using section indexes

[ghost]

This has the advantage to make the index page for each section available (except as an almost hidden navigation at the footer of the first rendered chapter).

Alphabetised the cookbook additionally.

[weaverryan]

Hi Drak!

I think this is a good idea - I've merged it in with some tweaks. We'll have to see how it looks when it's rendered on the site, and then make any visual tweaks from there. One thing that I couldn't get to work was actually bolding the header link, so they're currently at a normal weight. If it's not distinct enough on the site, we can turn the section headers into an actual header, which will be bold (and we can turn into a link).

Thanks!

[ghost]

@weaverryan am sure the CSS can be tweaked in the Sphinx render theme. Waiting for the 3am build :)
Maybe it would be good to do what PHP.net have, that is a staging server which build 4-6 times a day on a subdomain (with a robots.txt to prevent indexing). This will help us to fix things before they are rendered and make the process a bit easier @fabpot

[fabpot]

I'm working on making that possible (probably just for English). Do we need to build all branches? or just master? or just 2.0?

[ghost]

The original change was made in 2.0 so it would be best done in 2.0 so it works all the way up.

[ghost]

Sorry misread, I think it's safe to make it happen for just English, but it should render all branches.

[fabpot]

ok, the docs are now updated every 15 minutes, and rebuilt from scratch every French night (3AM). See #1328

[hhamon]

French night? Can't we simply tell that the documentation is rebuilt from scratch everyday at 3 am (Europe/Paris time)?

[ghost]

I vote for a new Symfony timezone :-P