On Fri, 13 Feb 2015, Sarah Graves wrote:
> For the cutting at subsections, I've just added in a star2html command line
> option '-splitlevel' to call the htlatex command line options for this. It
> can be a little odd with respect to table-of-contents behaviour, which is why
> I don't use this method of sectioning usually.
>
> If you call it with -splitlevel 3 it should cut at subsections.
Thanks, that worked well.
> To remove the navigation, I could make a class option to remove it (but
> that would mean that anyone who did look at the SUN version wouldn't be
> able to use it easily.)
>
> The easiest solution would probably just be to add a line to your
> sunXXX.htx/sunXXX.css file after creation to set:
>
> div.crosslinks{ display: none}
>
> If you wanted to just remove them from the file instead, Removing
> everything from <div class="crosslinks"> to the next </div> at the start
> and end of the file would work too.
>
> I think we'll need this for the polka online help in Starlink as well,
> but I might wait to see what you do first :-)
The CSS trick worked in my browser, but the HTMLEditorKit class used in
javahelp is stuck in the dark ages and doesn't handle CSS very well (or
HTML after 3.2), so I had to resort to editing the output files.
All is look good now, so thanks for the help.
Peter.
> Peter W. Draper wrote:
>> On Wed, 11 Feb 2015, Peter W. Draper wrote:
>>
>>>> Okay, I sent a pull request to StarJava with fixes for Splat and Frog
>>>> docs.
>>>
>>> Thanks, I've accepted the merge request and started the other updates
>>> that are required. FROG seems to be fixed, so I'll do SPLAT next.
>>
>> Done that. Just a couple of issues which may or may not be tractable...
>>
>> I'd like to split the document into more pages (subsection not just
>> section). This is a more natural arrangement for a help system (so each
>> page is associated roughly with a window), that looks like a option to
>> htlatex (2 or 3).
>>
>> The navigation elements at the top of each window are not needed, so I'd
>> like to be able to optionally leave them off. They also look odd in the
>> javahelp browser (probably its fault, rather old and unmaintained
>> technology). I expect this is too much work, so don't worry about it if
>> that is true, maybe I can post-process the pages.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Peter.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>> Let me know if you have any questions about it.
>>>>
>>>> Peter W. Draper wrote:
>>>>> On Tue, 10 Feb 2015, Sarah Graves wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Peter W. Draper wrote:
>>>>>>> On Mon, 9 Feb 2015, Sarah Graves wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Do the Frog and Splat maintainers/other StarJava users have a
>>>>>>>> preference on this?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> There is no frog maintainer, so I doubt they care... but I keep the
>>>>>>> SPLAT one up-to-date. For both these applications the output HTML is
>>>>>>> incorporated into the context sensitive help systems, so there's
>>>>>>> more
>>>>>>> work to do here than a simple transformation.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I'm tempted to let you just do the transformations (probably much
>>>>>>> quicker) and then see how things can be patched back. That OK with
>>>>>>> you?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Sure. Do you want me to commit the .tex files, or shall I send you
>>>>>> the .tex files and the commands to build them? Although I don't
>>>>>> actually know if I can commit to the starjava repo.
>>>>>
>>>>> True, you probably cannot commit to that repository, so either
>>>>> create a merge request or send me the patches. Whatever is easiest
>>>>> for you.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>
>>>>> Peter.
>>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Peter W. Draper, http://astro.dur.ac.uk/~pdraper
>>>
>>
>
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