what theme(s) or module(s) is/are necessary to create a html-sidebar containing a table-of-contents list?
A fixed position layout as like as used for the deplate documentation website would be great.
Which commandline options have to be given, or how should an appropriate deplate.ini-file look like?
Many thanks in advance!
Bernhard
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Thank you very much, that's exactly what i was looking for :-)
I have just one little question left:
Which setting (inside your deplate.txt?) provides the function that the created html-files are named after the chapters OPT: id=name variables instead of file00001.html file00002.html and so on?
Greetings,
Bernhard
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Hi,
what theme(s) or module(s) is/are necessary to create a html-sidebar containing a table-of-contents list?
A fixed position layout as like as used for the deplate documentation website would be great.
Which commandline options have to be given, or how should an appropriate deplate.ini-file look like?
Many thanks in advance!
Bernhard
Hi,
The following command line should take you close:
deplate -t html-tabbar-right.html -f htmlsite doc.txt
For the right css files, please take a look at:
http://github.com/tomtom/deplate/blob/master/deplate.txt
#VAR: css=tabbar-right.css|screen
Basically, it should be sufficient to write
deplate -theme navbar-right.html doc.txt
but the corresponding theme definition is currently missing. I don't know when I will have time to create the missing files.
Regards
Tom
Thank you very much, that's exactly what i was looking for :-)
I have just one little question left:
Which setting (inside your deplate.txt?) provides the function that the created html-files are named after the chapters OPT: id=name variables instead of file00001.html file00002.html and so on?
Greetings,
Bernhard
This should happen automatically if the heading has an caption, shortcaption, or id attribute, doesn't it.
Example:
* Foo
#OPT: id=foo
bla bla
* Bar
#OPT: id=bar
should with -f htmlsite create the files foo.html and bar.html
Regards
Tom
And you might have to set autoFileNames!.
See: http://deplate.sourceforge.net/Variables.html#hd0015001002
Great, everything is working now! Thank you very much!