Hello Peter,
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Peter Morling wrote:
Hi,
when l2h produces the table of contents its done with the HTML UL tags. That
will produce a list as in the example shown in the following:
---example
Table of Contents
a.. 1.1 What is Chemometrics?
a.. 1.1.1 Chemometrics:
Hi,
here's a perl script to post-process the HTML document and set the UL class
for the table of contents only.
---
#!/usr/bin/perl
$line = ;
while () {# Load all input lines into one string
$f .= $_;
}
# Matching across lines
$a = $f;
Hi,
when l2h produces the table of contents its done with the HTML UL tags. That
will produce a list as in the example shown in the following:
---example
Table of Contents
a.. 1.1 What is Chemometrics?
a.. 1.1.1 Chemometrics: an example
b.. 1.1.2 Chemometrics data matrices
c..
Peter Morling writes:
Is there a way to avoid the discs (bullets) in front of each line of the toc
?? I can think of one way: to post-process my html-document using a
perl-script and modify the toc UL's using a CSS class. But is there a easier
way?
The generated HTML I'm getting already
- Original Message -
From: Fred L. Drake, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Peter Morling writes:
Is there a way to avoid the discs (bullets) in front of each line of
the toc
?? I can think of one way: to post-process my html-document using a
perl-script and modify the toc UL's using a
Peter Morling writes:
Thanks, I guess what you mean is that the generated HTML for the table of
contants does something like:
!--Table of Contents--
UL CLASS=ChildLinks
Yes, that's what I see.
However, I use the most current version of L2H and this version does not
include the
Hi, thanks!
Peter Morling writes:
Thanks, I guess what you mean is that the generated HTML for the table
of
contants does something like:
!--Table of Contents--
UL CLASS=ChildLinks
Yes, that's what I see.
However, I use the most current version of L2H and this version does
