Thanks for the fast response! In fact I found a "better" solution...
On 2005-06-03 18:41, Stephen Turner wrote:
> The <div> around the header is generally a Good Thing, so that you can
> format the header.
If the header is text. Not if it's directions for the HTML renderer.
> And I'm actually pretty skeptical about wrapping the whole page in
> <div> because then you can't add any other <div>'s, as you
> discovered.
Sure you can--but they need to be nested properly. So you have to be
clever about it or write an HTML parser to find out where it's OK to
insert them. Yuck!
> Normally you can achieve the desired effect using styles on the
> <body> tag, and just put the navigation bar in a <div>.
Modifying the style for main doesn't work for the navbar example,
because the navbar ends up inside of main.
> So the answer is: no, and I don't intend to add it, sorry -- but it's easy
> to modify the source and recompile.
I just needed to add a line to my Makefile. Here's a little context:
index.html: $(LOGS) $(DEPS)
$(ANALOGCMD) +C'OUTFILE $@'
sed --in-place "s/<body>/<body>\n<\!--\#include
virtual=\"\/nav.ihtml\" -->\n<div class=\"main\">/" $@
chmod +x $@
Ugly, but it seems to work like a charm :) In case anyone wants to see
output, I've moved a sample (which won't update; it's just for you
guys) to http://koryukanboulder.com/analog/
And thanks for the amazing software! It's a pleasure to use!!
Cheers,
-Ben
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