According to Harriet B Borton:
> ...
> However, I would like to make all our documents have a certain background
> color. I can do this for the main page because all the latex documents call a
> macro called logo at the beginning and I put the bgcolor command in that
> using the rawhtml environment. But each \section starts a new page (file) and
> the background color doesn't carry over. I wanted to change the \section
> command to include the color change so all the files would have the new
> color. Is there a way to do that outside of the \section command?
>
Hi Harriet,
The easiest way to do this is to create a .latex2html-init
file and have in it, for example:
$BODYTEXT = "text=\"\#000000\" bgcolor=\"\#FFFFFF\"";
This puts into the <BODY> tag of the HTML output
text="#000000" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"
(this example makes the text black and the background white)
You can deal with alink, vlink etc. in the same way.
The variable $BODYTEXT expects a string (in a pair of double
quotes: "....") ... so to get " (and also #) into the string
they need to be escaped with a \. The line needs to be
terminated with a ;
Also the last line of .latex2html-init should be:
1;
You shouldn't mess with \section to do it.
Regards,
Greg Gamble
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