Hi Lilah, On 5/18/06, Lilah Johnson <ljohnson at ironport.com> wrote: > Hi Bodvar- > Actually, this is the code generated by WebWorks, and it is supposed to be > simple > HTML.
I was afraid sol > I did not personally write the HTML. I am sure I could tweak the HTML as you > suggested (and thanks so much for the careful analysis!), but I wanted to > change the WebWorks configuration so that it does not do this every time I > generate help. I want to be able to use WebWorks without having to change all > the HTML code if possible. Does anyone have a suggestion for why WebWorks is > structuring my HTML in this way? I am guessing the problem arises because the > figure is autonumbered, and WebWorks seems to be using different settings for > the figure title and the figure number (as you explained below). I would > assume that WebWorks would be smart enough to apply the same settings to the > figure title and figure number? Is it possible that WW is picking up some > setting from Frame? > Any help would be MUCH appreciated! > Thanks! > Well, as I said before, I am not into WW yet, but there must be someone on the list that can help. :-) BTW, thanks to Sean for his reply here to me. From his reply I am fairly optimistic that redundancy in coding can be made using a proper set of rules. And now as the Eurovision Song Contest semifinals are starting in less than three hours: Go go, Silvia Night! (http://www.esctoday.com/, http://www.eurovision.tv/english/index.htm, http://www.silvianight.com) Bodvar.
