You can define subs top_navigation_panel and/or bot_navigation_panel
in your .latex2html-init file. Search in /usr/local/bin/latex2html
for the following et al. to see how it works (perl is easy to learn on
demand):
$top_navigation = (defined(&top_navigation_panel) ?
&top_navigation_panel : &navigation_panel)
unless $NO_NAVIGATION;
$bot_navigation = (defined(&bot_navigation_panel) ?
&bot_navigation_panel : &navigation_panel)
unless $NO_NAVIGATION;
On Fri, Feb 14, 2020 at 2:57 AM Jacques B. Siboni <jac...@lutecium.org> wrote:
>
> Dear L2H lovers
>
> Being not very efficient in perl (I use Lisp!) I am totally unable to do
> something certainly very simple for most of you.
>
> I need to add a new button, always active, to the standard Next, Up, etc.
> Can someone be kind enough as to provide an example as exhaustive as possible
> to
> install this new button.
>
> Actually it will be a search button opening, in a new frame, an URL.
> I have drawn the button somewhere, I have the URL.
>
> This seems to be very straightforward but I can't do it by reading the doc.
> The examples provided ($CUSTOM_BUTTONS ...) are too generic, and formal for my
> know how.
> What about the use of \htmladdtonavigation ...?
> I even had a look among the 3000 emails archive I have, with no success.
>
> This can be generalized to an actual howto method to add any button needed i.e
> home button, info, ...
>
>
> I'd be very grateful to get an enlightenment about this.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Jacques
>
>
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