Bill Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > > I am using groff -Thtml to generate web pages. I really like the ability to > create inline versions of pic diagrams and equations provided by grohtml, > but would like to be able to turn off the generation of HTML tags so that I > can generate my own using a version of the ms macro package I've written (so > as to use my own style sheet). > > Any ideas on how to do this? I've scrutinized the various man pages, tried > several weasel ways, and I just can't seem to make it happen. > > Regards, > > Bill Ward > > P.S. Just a suggestion, but the ability to customize grohtml so as to allow > the user to select the tags to emit for the various ms constructs would be a > handy feature (e.g., use <h4 class="SH_1"> instead of <h4>), as well as > specifying a user-defined prolog for the top matter in the page. This would > allow the user to provide his own style sheet and control the page look > better. Just a thought.
Hi Bill, at present this is not possible using grohtml. It is a nice idea though, and in principle easy to implement. It would also fit nicely with css (as you say). I guess one method to implement this would be to make the www macro set initialise post-grohtml with the correct set of tags for headings, titles, preformatted text etc. Then make post-grohtml emit these appropriately. Alternatively post-grohtml could look up the various definitions from another input file (.grohtmlrc). I guess I favour the first, any thoughts, anyone? regards, Gaius _______________________________________________ Groff mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff
