On Mon, 4 Feb 2002, Jens Stavnstrup wrote: > Allthough, I agree in principle, that the use of frames is a huge sin. > When frames are required, it would be > nice to have some control over the target attribute in the HTML element > "a". otherwise we will risk the effect of cascaded frames. > > This could be done by creating an empty template in chunk.xsl called > navig.target with one parameter direction (possible values 'prev','next', > 'up' and 'home'. The template could then be called from appropiate places > in e.g. the templates "header.navigation" and "footer.navigation" in the > file html/chunk.xsl
Two parameters, would properly be more appropiate (The node itself, and a diection parameter) > > Maybe a similar approach would be appropiate for the template ulink in > htnl/xref.xsl > > --- > > Similar when using chunks indside frames, it is sometimes unessary to have > a root chunk, since that information is avalible in some of the other > frames, So e.g. with an noroot.chunk parameter, a chunked book document > will consists of a number of capter chuncks and posible subsection chunks > ? > > Regards Jens
