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\Configure{JavaScript}............2
Configures the environments
\JavaScript
....
\EndJavaScript
and
\javascript{...}
These environments are activated by the ‘javascript’ option.
Default:
\Configure{JavaScript}
{\HCode{<script type="text/JavaScript" ><!--\Hnewline}}
{\HCode{//-->\Hnewline </script>}}
\ConfigureToc
Chapter, LikeSection, Section, SubSection
\Configure{Appendix}
\Configure{Chapter}
\Configure{Columns}
\Configure{Columns}
\Configure{DList}
\Configure{HTable}
\Configure{Item}
\Configure{LikeChapter}
\Configure{LikeSection}
\Configure{OList}
\Configure{Part}
\Configure{Section}
\Configure{SubSection}
\Configure{UList}
\Configure{Verbatim}
\Configure{buttonList+}
\Configure{buttonList}
\Configure{centerline}
\Configure{index}
Frames
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When the package option ‘frames-’ or ‘frames’ is up,
TeX4ht introduces the following commands for defining frames.
\Frame[#1]{#2}
A variant of the \Link[#1]{#2} portion of the
\Link[#1]{#2}{#3}#4\EndLink, for specifying a frame.
\HorFrames[#1]{#2}, \VerFrames[#1]{#2}
#1 attributes ([#1] is optional)
#2 list of dimensions
A container partitioned, respectively, horizontally or
vertically. Each partition may hold a sub-container or
a frame.
The list of dimensions determine the cardinality of the
partition, and the dimension of each partition. A dimension
can be specified absolutely by pixels (\HorFrames{80,130,50}),
relatively by percentage (\HorFrames{20\%,30\%,50\%}), and
relatively through ratio (\HorFrames{2*,3*,5*}).
\EndFrames
An end delimiter for a container
\NoFrames
When used, it should be placed before the outer-most
\EndFrames command. The region \NoFrames...\EndNoFrames
provides the content for browsers which do not support frames.
Tailoring configurations for frames is a little tricky, but the
job is simpler when the configurations don’t deal with the root
file.
Example 1:
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% Requires the command line option ‘frames-’
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\begingroup
\Configure{@HEAD}{}
\Configure{BODY}{}{}
\Configure{DOCTYPE}
{\HCode{<!DOCTYPE html
PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd">}}
\Configure{HEAD}{}{}
\Configure{HTML}
{\HCode{<html><head><title></title></head>}}
{\HCode{</html>}}
\Configure{HtmlPar}{}{}{}{}
\Configure{TITLE}{}{}
\FileStream+{\jobname f.html}
\HorFrames{*,*}
\Frame[\jobname.html]{}
\VerFrames{3*,*,*}
\Frame[http://www.tug.org]{}
\Frame[\RefFile{z} ]{}
\Frame[ name="y"]{w}
\EndFrames
\EndPreamble
\NoFrames
a comment
\EndFrames
\EndFileStream{\jobname f.html}
\endgroup
\HPage[z]{}
\bgroup
\Configure{Link}{a}{target="y" href=}{ name=}{}
\let\contentsname=\empty \tableofcontents
\egroup
\EndHPage{z}
\tableofcontents
\section{First} Is first.
\Link{}{w}\EndLink
\section{Second} Is Second.
\end{document}
Example 1a (allows also compilations for non-html output):
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% src.tex
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\tableofcontents
\section{First} Is first.
\ifx \Link\undefined \else
\Link{}{w}\EndLink
\fi
\section{Second} Is Second.
\end{document}
% src.cfg
\Preamble{html,frames-}
\begin{document}
\EndPreamble
\begingroup
\Configure{@HEAD}{}
\Configure{BODY}{}{}
\Configure{DOCTYPE}{}
\Configure{HEAD}{}{}
\Configure{HTML}{}{}
\Configure{HtmlPar}{}{}{}{}
\Configure{TITLE}{}{}
\FileStream+{\jobname f.html}
\HorFrames{*,*}
\Frame[\jobname.html]{}
\VerFrames{3*,*,*}
\Frame[http://www.tug.org]{}
\Frame[\RefFile{z} ]{}
\Frame[ name="y"]{w}
\EndFrames
\EndPreamble
\NoFrames
a comment
\EndFrames
\EndFileStream{\jobname f.html}
\endgroup
\HPage[z]{}
\bgroup
\Configure{Link}{a}{target="y" href=}{ name=}{}
\let\contentsname=\empty \tableofcontents
\egroup
\EndHPage{z}
\endinput
Example 2:
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% Source .tex file
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{verbatim}
\begin{document}
\section{The Main File: \jobname.tex}
\verbatiminput{\jobname.tex}
\section{The Configurations File: \jobname.cfg}
\verbatiminput{\jobname.cfg}
\section{The Command Line}
htlatex \jobname\space "\jobname"
\NextFile{page.html}\HPage{}
Hello!
\EndHPage{}
\HPage{}\Link{}{anchor}\EndLink
\Link[http://www.ctan.org]{}{}ctan\EndLink
\EndHPage{}
\end{document}
% configurations .cfg file
\Preamble{frames}
\Configure{frames}
{\VerFrames{*,5*}
\Frame[ name="tex4ht-menu" ]{tex4ht-toc}
\HorFrames{*,3*}
\VerFrames{6*,*,*}
\Frame[http://www.tug.org]{}
\Frame[page.html]{}
\Frame{anchor}
\EndFrames
\Frame[ name="tex4ht-main" ]{tex4ht-body}
\EndFrames
}
{\let\contentsname=\empty \tableofcontents}
\begin{document}
\EndPreamble
Example 3:
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% file.tex
\documentclass{book}
\begin{document}
\chapter{Title}
Body.
\chapter{Another Title}
\Link{}{init-body}\EndLink
Another body.
\end{document}
% file.cfg
\Preamble{html,frames,3,info}
\begin{document}
\Configure{frames}
{\HorFrames[rows="*"]{3*,*}
\Frame[ name="body" frameborder="0" ]{init-body}
\Frame[ name="menu" frameborder="0" ]{init-toc}
}
{\Configure{Link}{a}{target="body" href=}{ id=}{}
\let\contentsname=\empty
\tableofcontents
\Link{}{init-toc}\EndLink
}
\EndPreamble
\endinput
The arguments‘init-body’ and ‘init-toc’ are labels connecting reference points
\Frame[...]{label} with anchors \Link{}{label}\EndLink. Their objective
is to associate initial web pages with the frames.
The name attribute values ‘body’ and ‘menu’ provide
identifiers to the frames. They offer the option to dynamically load
new pages into the frames through hypertext references targeting those
values.
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