docbook: Adding headers to html output
Subject:
Re: Adding headers to html output
From:
Jaime Davila ####@####.####
Date:
4 Dec 2002 15:37:25 -0000
Message-Id: <12A10CDD8C8E3449A58AC0EAC99E1447010F983C@bilbo.engr.uconn.edu>
On tues, 03-12-2002 at 02:41, Tabatha Persad wrote
> Now that I have the header graphic displaying on the title page of the
> html output, how can I get it to appear as a header on all the html
> pages?
To do this with dsssl you have to redefine the function nav-banner
(which you can find on dbnavig.dsl). You can do this by
including a line like this in your customized stylesheet:
(define (nav-banner elemnode)
(let* ((rootelem (sgml-root-element))
(info (info-element rootelem))
(subtitle-child (select-elements (children rootelem)
(normalize "subtitle")))
(subtitle-info (select-elements (children info)
(normalize "subtitle")))
(subtitle (if (node-list-empty? subtitle-info)
subtitle-child
subtitle-info))
(banner-text (inherited-dbhtml-value elemnode "banner-text"))
(banner-href (inherited-dbhtml-value elemnode "banner-href"))
(banner (if (and banner-text (not (string=? banner-text
"")))
(literal banner-text)
(make sequence
(element-title-sosofo rootelem)
(if (node-list-empty? subtitle)
(empty-sosofo)
(make sequence
(literal ": ")
(with-mode subtitle-mode
(process-node-list subtitle))))))))
(make sequence
(make empty-element gi: "img"
attributes: '(("SRC" "logo.png")))
(if banner-href
(make element gi: "A"
attributes: (list (list "HREF" banner-href))
banner)
banner))))
Note that this is the function that you can find on dbnavig.dsl,
only
that we have add the line:
(make empty-element gi: "img"
attributes: '(("src" "logo.png")))
>Also, any thoughts on how to get the navigation graphics
> working, would that go into the bookinfo section as well?
I would do this by changing a little the function
default-header-nav-tbl-noff (which is on dbnavig.dsl) and adding code just
like in the previous example. In case you are not familiar with dsssl I
would suggest to read http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/ch04.html#dsssl.
Regards,
--
Jaime Davila
