Hello, I have a document that is currently in LaTeX format and I've been using latex2html very successfully on it, but I would like to change its presentation on the web pages somewhat, especially the navigation.
I've been searching google and the latex2html code all day at this point and while I have a better idea of how latex2html is put together than I did this morning, I'm no closer to making the navigation system I want. I have found numerous copies of the latex2html documentation, and have read the section on customizing the navigation, but what is described there is not what I want to do. Basically, I want to have a list of all the top-level sections as part of the navigation instead of just the built-in pointers to next/previous/up/contents/index pages - the problem is, I haven't been able to figure out which variable stores all of the sections, and which variable stores the section the navigation menu is being generated for, and whether they're available in a useful form in .latex2html-init I've been playing with the top_navigation_panel subroutine in .latex2html-init and having it print the contents of various variables that seem like likely candidates, but without much luck so far. @curr_sec_id for example, seems from its name to hold the id array of the section currently being processed, but when printed in the navigation panel code on any page, it is always set to the value of the last top-level section +1. Thanks for any help or pointers you can give me... -Rhonda -- www.write-on.indy || www.write-on.org \/ http://history.ubcengineers.ca/ Discuss the art and craft of writing /\ UBC Engineers History Project That's the problem with world domination. Nobody is willing to wait for it anymore, work slowly towards it, drink more and enjoy the ride more. _______________________________________________ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
