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> Hi,
>
> I have another problem and don't know how to do it.
>
> I have a TeX/L2H-Doc splitted in several separate segments (each
> \section is one segment). I don't use any split-option.
>
> At top of each segment (HTML) there the navigation-panel with 'Next:'
> and 'Up:'. Then there come something like:
>
> Subsections
> * subsection1
> * subsection2
> * subsection3
> ...
>
> Now I want to replace the word 'Subsections' ($child_name) at each
> section/segment by it's current section-Title.
> How can I do that? For example, the sources:
$child_name is meant to be a constant.
You can change the value of the constant, but it is not setup to
be changed for each occurrence.
I don't understand why you want to do this.
The current section-title should be displayed on the page
immediately above this mini-TOC anyway ?
This should happen automatically, provided that LaTeX
has been run on the complete (segmented) job,
to create .ptr files for each segment.
The .ptr file contains section-numbering information
and a \htmlhead command to place the title.
> ----------
> main.tex:
> \segment{intro}{section}{Introduction}
> \segment{login}{section}{Start-page}
>
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
