[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In setting the options to create Legacy pedigree chart web pages, I identify a link to a cascading style sheet (CSS) which contains formatting information to make the Legacy-generated pages look like the rest of my web site's pages.
In an earlier thread of messages about this problem the only solution appeared to require manually inserting the CSS link in the proper location on each page; however, when there are several hundred pages to change, the task is quite overwhelming.
Have any of you successfully resolved this problem short of having to change each and every page?
If not, I wonder if it would be possible for the Legacy development staff to design a new CSS option which would allow a style sheet to be identified and placed between the "head" tags?
Any advice you might have would be deeply appreciated.
Ron Falconberry
Ron,
This is quite easy. I have modified a few pages, of which you can see on my site. Here is my home page (http://www.users.tpg.com.au/marklang/), and here is a page that has been modified (http://www.users.tpg.com.au/marklang/mather_01.html). As you can see, I have retained my site look and feel, but have a Legacy Pedigree page sandwiched between my own header and footer.
In the Create Web Pages function (Ctrl+W), on the Links Tab, you will have to check all 4 check boxes in the section "Custom HTML Headers/Footers" In the first text box, place all your header code, and the second all your footer code. Make sure that "Remove program genbreated headers/footers are checked.
Better than a bought one! Mark
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