Re: [XXE] how to coustomize Web Help

[Hussein Shafie]

On 01/24/2017 02:50 AM, 윤희수  wrote:

I writing to inquire about "webhelp.css" coustomize.

I want to change frame. For example, I'd like to add "head" section.

But, I don't know how to coutstomize.

Please let me know how to coustomize for file, path.



See the attachments for more details.

http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/help/conversion_parameters_editor.html







--> Now, the question is: what "wh-XXX" parameters to add?

These parameters are all documented here:

http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/_whc/doc/index.html#parameters



For example, this Web Help:

http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/_distrib/doc/manual/webhelp/index.html

was generated using the following "wh-XXX" parameters.

---
wh-collapse-toc yes

wh-user-header file:/home/hussein/docsrc/manual/wh_resources/header.html

wh-user-footer file:/home/hussein/docsrc/wh_resources/footer.html

wh-user-css file:/home/hussein/docsrc/wh_resources/header_footer.css

wh-user-resources file:/home/hussein/docsrc/wh_resources/header_footer_files
---







---
PS: Note that in:

http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/_distrib/doc/manual/webhelp/index.html

the header and footer contain plain HTML (i.e. static "banners").

--> You need to pass one or more "wh-XXX" document conversion parameters to the Web Help generator. This is done using menu item "DITA" (or "DocBook", don't know what you are using) | "Convert Document" | "Convert to Web Help". This menu item displays the following dialog box: Click the "Document conversion parameters" arrow to add one or more "wh-XXX" parameters. Note that this is done once for all and not each time you'll have to convert your document to Web Help. Simply do not forget to add the "wh-" prefix to theirs names. (From within XMLmind XML Editor, the "wh-" prefix is really required.) IMPORTANT: If you specify files as the values of your parameters, please specify *ABSOLUTE* filenames or absolute URIs, not relative filenames, not relative URIs. (This is needed because XMLmind XML Editor cannot resolve relative filenames/URIs in this context.) To make this example complete, I've attached the contents of my wh_resources/ folder to this email. (Unpack it using WinZip or 7-zip. Native support on the Mac and on Linux.) Your "3.png" screenshot depicts a header containing HTML having a menu and a search form. We have never tested this and we cannot guarantee that this will work.

wh_resources.tar.gz
Description: application/gzip

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