From: tom s. <to...@as...> - 2005-04-12 12:12:30
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I'm not sure I understand your question, but if you want to put navigation panels on the title page, something like this might be what you want: \renewcommand{\maketitle}{\EmptyP{\HlxTitleP}{ \HlxBlk\htmlpanel\html{H1 ALIGN=CENTER}\HlxTitle\html{/H1} \EmptyP{\HlxAuthorP}{\html{H2 ALIGN=CENTER}\HlxAuthor\html{/H2}}{} \EmptyP{\HlxDate}{\html{H3 ALIGN=CENTER}\HlxDate\html{/H3}}{} }{}\htmlpanel{1}} You can construct a panel as you like it with the pieces provided, something like this: \newcommand{\DODSpanel}{ \begingroup \EmptyP{\DODSPrevUrl} {\xlink{\htmlimage[ALT="Prev" BORDER="0"] {\HlxIcons{}ts-prev.gif}}{\DODSPrevUrl}} {\htmlimage[ALT="" BORDER="0"]{\HlxIcons{}ts-prev-gr.gif}} \EmptyP{\DODShomeUrl} {\xlink{\htmlimage[ALT="Up" BORDER="0"] {\HlxIcons{}ts-up.gif}}{\DODShomeUrl}} {\htmlimage[ALT="" BORDER="0"]{\HlxIcons{}ts-up-gr.gif}} \EmptyP{\DODSNextUrl} {\xlink{\htmlimage[ALT="Next" BORDER="0"] {\HlxIcons{}ts-next.gif}}{\DODSNextUrl}} {\htmlimage[ALT="" BORDER="0"]{\HlxIcons{}ts-next-gr.gif}} \EmptyP{\HlxIndexUrl} {\xlink{\htmlimage[Alt="Index" BORDER="0"] {\HlxIcons{}ts-index.gif}}{\HlxIndexUrl}} {} \\ \EmptyP{\DODSPrev}{\textbf{\HlxGoBackName} \DODSPrev\\}{}% \EmptyP{\DODShome}{\textbf{\HlxGoUpName} \DODShome\\}{}% \EmptyP{\DODSNext}{\textbf{\HlxGoForwardName} \DODSNext\\}{}% \htmlrule{} \endgroup} You can put a panel like that wherever you feel like. You might also be interested in the "sequential" package. -tom ------------------------ tomfool at as220 dot org http://sgouros.com http://whatcheer.net |