5.07 @{" List structure " link "list" }

... 5.08 @{" Glossary " link "glossary" }

5.09 @{" New line " link "newline" }
or 5.10 @{" No new line " link "nonewline" } unwrapped text 5.11 @{" Horizontal bar " link "bar" }

5.12 @{" Comments " link "comments" } 5.13 @{" Iso latin 1 " link "iso" } Change special chars to ASCII code 5.14 @{" Center " link "center" } Centered part 5.15 @{" Table structure " link "table" } ... 5.16 @{" Table caption " link "caption" }

5.17 @{" Table header cell " link "th" }
	...
5.18 @{" Table default cell " link "td" }	5.19 @{" Anchor " link "anchor" } 5.20 @{" Map " link "map" } 5.21 @{" Map sensible area " link "area" } 5.22 @{" Link " link "link" } 5.23 @{" Image " link "image" } 5.24 @{" Formular " link "formular" } ... 5.25 @{" Formular single line " link "single" } 5.26 @{" Form. several lines " link "several" } 5.26 @{" Formular list " link "formlist" } <SELECT NAME="..." SIZE="..."><OPTION>... 5.26 @{" Formular button " link "button" } <INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT\|RESET" VALUE="..."> 6. @{" Glossary " link "glossar"} 6.01 @{" #RGB " link "rgb" } Notes about color schemes 6.02 @{" Path type " link "path" } The different types of file paths explained 6.02.01 @{" Local anchor " link "la" } "#marker_at_same_document" 6.02.02 @{" Local file " link "lf" } "file_at_same_hd.html" 6.02.03 @{" Local file with anchor " link "lfa" } "file_at_same_hd.html#mark" 6.02.04 @{" Absolute file " link "af" } "file://localhost/file" 6.02.05 @{" Absolute file with anchor " link "afa" } "file://localhost/file#mark" 6.02.06 @{" Absolute WWW " link "aw" } "http://localhost/file.html" 6.02.07 @{" Absolute WWW with anchor " link "awa" } "http://localhost/file.html#mark" 6.02.08 @{" Universal file " link "uf" } "file://www.server.de/file" 6.02.09 @{" Universal file with anchor " link "ufa" } "file://www.server.de/file#mark" 6.02.10 @{" Universal WWW " link "uw" } "http://www.server.de/file.html" 6.02.11 @{" Universal WWW with anchor " link "uwa" } "http://www.server.de/file.html#mark" 6.02.12 @{" Universal FTP " link "ftp" } "ftp://ftp.server.org/" 6.02.13 @{" Universal Telnet " link "telnet" } "telnet://unix.host.org/" 6.02.14 @{" Universal Gopher " link "gopher" } "gopher://gopher.server.org/" 6.02.15 @{" Universal Usenet " link "news" } "news:alt.amiga.software.ced_html" 6.02.16 @{" Universal e-Mail " link "mail" } "mailto:gates@hell.com" 7. @{" Bugs / Todo " link "todo" } Do you have suggestions? 8. @{" Authors " link "author" } Eric Belle & Kai Philippsen @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE introduction "1. Introduction" @{b}1. Introduction@{ub} CED_HTML has been realized to help people who want to write HTML v3.2 documents with CygnusED v4.2. CED_HTML is composed by several AREXX scripts. MetaMac from CygnusED v4.2 distribution has been used to associate each AREXX script to a shortcut. If you don't know HTML v3.2 syntax, CED_HTML won't help you. CED_HTML isn't an HTML v3.2 documentation nor a "plug and play" solution. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE status "2. Status" @{b}2. Status@{ub} Freeware. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE requirements "3. Requirements" @{b}3. Requirements@{ub} * Amiga * CygnusED v4.2. (older versions untested) * RexxMast running * Basic knowledge of HTML v3.2 @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE installation "4. Installation" @{b}4. Installation@{ub} You can install CED_HTML manually by following the steps listed here or use the installer script supplied with this archive in order to skip steps 1 and 2. Installer has to be somewhere in your path (e.g. in C:). 1 - Copy the directory "Html" to where ever you want, e.g. to your CED directory, REXX: or kind of. 2 - Enter the line: Assign "CED_HTML:" "YourPersonalPath/Html" in a shell window for temporary usage and/or in your user-startup for a definitive installation. (Replace YourPersonalPath with the dir you copied "Html" before) 3 - Start CygnusED 4 - Select "Install command DOS/AREXX" from CygnusED's pull-down menus, enter a number from 1 to 10 to the upcoming requester in order to select one of the F1 ... F10 keys for this command. As the command to execute with this key enter "CED_HTML:cedmacros.ced" to the second requester. 5 - Select "Save command DOS/AREXX" from the pull-down menus if you want CED_HTML to be installed permanently. That's all. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE usage "5. Usage" @{b}5. Usage@{ub} To start CED_HTML, simply press the key you have assigned the cedmacros.ced script to (one of the F1 ... F10 keys). If you can't remember the key, take a look at the DOS/AREXX menu, where it should be listed. All scripts of the package will be loaded and a requester will appear, showing a list of all scripts included within CED_HTML. Every script has an own shortcut, generated with MetaMac from the CED v4.2 package. You can see all shortcuts in the start requester of CED_HTML, so when you can't remember them, just press your hotkey (F1 ... F10) again. To activate a script, press its shortcut. In most cases, one or more lines of HTML v3.2 code will be inserted to your actual document, starting at cursor position. Some scripts will open one or more requesters before, asking you for special parameters. Please refer to the following chapters for more info. @{b}Note:@{ub} The HTML tags right to the buttons below are thought to give you a quick idea what the script will insert to the document. @{" Main structure " link "structure" } HTML <BODY> and <HEAD> with <META> @{" Title " link "title" } Headlines <H1> ... <H6 ALIGN="..."> @{" Font options " link "font" } <FONT SIZE="..." COLOR="..."> @{" Text aspect " link "aspect" } <I>, <B>, <U>, <SUB>, <SMALL>, <CODE>,... @{" Paragraph " link "paragraph" } <P ALIGN="...">...</P> @{" Sub paragraph " link "sub" } <DIV ALIGN="..."> @{" List structure " link "list" } <UL> or <OL TYPE="..." START="..."><LI>... @{" Glossary " link "glossary" } <DL><DT></DT><DD></DD>...</DL> @{" New line " link "newline" } <BR> or <WBR> @{" No new line " link "nonewline" } <NOBR>unwrapped text</NOBR> @{" Horizontal bar " link "bar" } <HR WIDTH="..." ALIGN="..." NOSHADE> @{" Comments " link "comments" } <!-- Comments in source code --> @{" Iso latin 1 " link "iso" } Change special chars to ASCII code @{" Center " link "center" } <CENTER>Centered part</CENTER> @{" Table structure " link "table" } <TABLE><TR><TH><TD>...</TD></TR>... @{" Table caption " link "caption" } <CAPTION VALIGN="..." ALIGN="..."> @{" Table header cell " link "th" } <TH WIDTH="..." ALIGN="..." BGCOLOR="..."> @{" Table default cell " link "td" } <TD WIDTH="..." VALIGN="..."> @{" Anchor " link "anchor" } <A NAME="this_is_an_anchor"> @{" Map " link "map" } <MAP NAME="..."> @{" Map sensible area " link "area" } <AREA SHAPE="..." COORDS="..."> @{" Link " link "link" } <A HREF="file.html#anchor"> @{" Image " link "image" } <IMG SRC="..." WIDTH="..." ALIGN="..."> @{" Formular " link "formular" } <FORM METHOD="...">...</FORM> @{" Formular single line " link "single" } <INPUT NAME="..." TYPE="..." SIZE="..."> @{" Form. several lines " link "several" } <TEXTAREA NAME="..." COLS="..." ROWS="..."> @{" Formular list " link "formlist" } <SELECT NAME="..." SIZE="..."><OPTION>... @{" Formular button " link "button" } <INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT\|RESET" VALUE="..."> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE structure "5.01. Main structure" @{b}5.01 Main structure@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+m @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a basic HTML page. In addition, some <META> tags and options for the <BODY> tag can be entered directly to requesters. @{b}Output:@{ub} <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"> <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> Should be modified - Window title </TITLE> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <META NAME=Description CONTENT="@{b}user input@{ub}"> <META NAME=Keywords CONTENT="@{b}user input@{ub}"> <META NAME=Author CONTENT="@{b}user input@{ub}"> <META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="CygnusED Pro v4.2 with Ced_Html v1.6"> </HEAD> <BODY BGCOLOR="@{b}user input@{ub}" BACKGOUND="@{b}user input@{ub}" TEXT="@{b}user input@{ub}" LINK="@{b}user input@{ub}" VLINK="@{b}user input@{ub}" ALINK="@{b}user input@{ub}"> Should be modified - Page content </BODY> </HTML> ------ Bold fields will contain user input to the corresponding requester. @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter a text for the <META NAME=Description> tag to the first requester. This tag is mainly used by some search engines to place this text as a short info about your page instead of showing the first few lines. Enter one or several keywords, separated by commas, for the <META NAME=Keywords> tag. This one can be used to make a few search engines list your page higher in the list of hits, when the search expression is also found in here. Then enter your name for the <META NAME=Author>. Enter a "y" to the requester for main color options if you wish to insert color settings to your <BODY> Tag. Type "n" if you do not wish to insert anything at all or "d" if you wish to use the following default settings (which you can change in html_main.ced manually): BGCOLOR = "#808080" TEXT = "#000000" LINK = "#0000FF" VLINK = "#FF0000" ALINK = "#FFFFFF" If you have chosen "y" before, you will be asked to press "c" to enter a color for the background or "i" to use an image. You will be either asked to enter a #RGB color code (don't forget the leading "#") or to enter a local, absolute or universal path for your background image. After that you will be asked for #RGBs for the other colors. At the end, a last requester asks you if you want to erase the file content. If your answer is negative, the "main structure" output will be placed at the begin of the file without discard anything. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE title "5.02. Title" @{b}5.02 Title@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+t @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a headline of font size 1 to 6 using <H1> ... <H6> and add an alignment to it. @{b}Output:@{ub} <H1 ALIGN=LEFT> Should be modified - Title </H1> --- <H3 ALIGN=RIGHT> Should be modified - Title </H3> --- <H6 ALIGN=CENTER> Should be... @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter a font size to the first requester. "1" is for greatest, "6" for smallest font size of the headline. Enter a position for your title into the second, either "l", "r" or "c" for left, right or center. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE font "5.03. Font" @{b}5.03 Font@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+f @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Change font size and color for some text. @{b}Output:@{ub} <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR=#000000> Should be modified - Font Options </FONT> --- <FONT SIZE=7 COLOR=#FFFFFF> Should be... @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter the font size for your text to the requester, "1" is for smallest, "7" for greatest size. Note that default HTML font size is "3". Enter a color for your text to the second requester. You have to use the format #RGB and should not forget the leading "#". If nothing is entered, the default of "#000000" (black) is used. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE aspect "5.04. Text aspect" @{b}5.04 Text aspect@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+a @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a text block with a special text style. @{b}Output:@{ub} <I> Should be modified - Text aspect </I> --- <B> Should be modified - Text aspect </B> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter one of the numbers from "0" to "17" for the following text styles: (0) - default (1) - italic <I> ... </I> (2) - bold <B> ... </B> (3) - underline <U> ... </U> (4) - subscript <SUB> ... </SUB> (5) - superscript <SUP> ... </SUP> (6) - small <SMALL> ... </SMALL> (7) - big <BIG> ... </BIG> (8) - strike <STRIKE> ... </STRIKE> (9) - definition <DFN> ... </DFN> (10) - sample <SAMP> ... </SAMP> (11) - variable <VAR> ... </VAR> (12) - source code <CODE> ... </CODE> (13) - citation <CITE> ... </CITE> (14) - teletype <TT> ... </TT> (15) - keybord <KBD> ... </KBD> (16) - URL <ADDRESS> ... </ADDRESS> (17) - formated text <PRE> ... </PRE> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE paragraph "5.05. Paragraph" @{b}5.05 Paragraph@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+p @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a new paragraph with either left, right or center aligning. @{b}Output:@{ub} <P ALIGN=LEFT> Should be modified - Paragraph </P> --- <P ALIGN=RIGHT> Should be modified - Paragraph </P> --- <P ALIGN=CENTER> Should be... @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter a "l", "c" or "r" to the requester for the position of your new paragraph. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE sub "5.06. Sub paragraph" @{b}5.06 Sub paragraph@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+s @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a sub paragraph and choose it's alignment. @{b}Output:@{ub} <DIV ALIGN=LEFT> Should be modified - SubParagraph </DIV> --- <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Should be modified - SubParagraph </DIV> --- <DIV ALIGN=RIGHT> Should be... @{b}Usage:@{ub} You will be prompted to enter the alignment of your sub paragraph. Choose either "l", "c" or "r" for left, center or right. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE list "5.07. List structure" @{b}5.07 List structure@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+l @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Generate a list of several items, either using the default list type or a counting type with any start value you want. @{b}Output:@{ub} <UL> <LI> <!-- Comment - Item 1 --> Should be modified </LI> <LI> <!-- Comment - Item 2 --> Should be modified </LI> ... </UL> --- <OL TYPE=A START=3> <LI> <!-- Comment - Item 1 --> Should be modified </LI> ... </OL> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Select the type of your list by entering one of the following chars to the first requester: (d)efault (a)rabic 1,2,3,... (l)etter a,b,c,... (L)etter A,B,C,... (r)oman i,ii,iii,... (R)oman I,II,III,... "Default" means the standard list with <UL>, where all items are not numbered. All others are realised with <OL>. Then you will be prompted for the number of items your list should contain. If you selected one of the letter types ("l" or "L") the maximum number of items is 26, else 32768. The default is "3". If you did not select the default type, a last requester will ask you for the start value of list items. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE glossary "5.08. Glossary" @{b}5.08 Glossary@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+g @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a list of notations and definitions for them. @{b}Output:@{ub} <DL> <DT> <!-- Comment - Item 1 --> Should be modified </DT> <DD> <!-- Comment - Definition 1 --> Should be modified </DD> ... </DL> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter the number of items for your list at the first requester. Valid values are all numbers from "1" (default) to "32768". The script will generate a pair of <DL></DL> and as many <DT></DT> and <DD></DD> pairs between them as you requested. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE newline "5.09. New line" @{b}5.09 New line@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+[return] @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a linefeed or a forced linefeed, which even works in areas where text wrapping is not allowed. @{b}Output:@{ub} <BR> --- <WBR> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter a "d" to insert a normal linefeed <BR> to your code or "s" to force a linefeed with <WBR>, even when text wrapping is not allowed in this text block. @{b}Note:@{ub} Areas without text wrapping can be defined with the @{" no new line " link "nonewline"} script. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE nonewline "5.10. No new line" @{b}5.10 No new line@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+n @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a block of text where no line wrapping is allowed. @{b}Output:@{ub} <NOBR> Should be modified - No new line </NOBR> @{b}Usage:@{ub} This script needs no parameters. @{b}Note:@{ub} In areas with text wrapping not allowed, <WBR> can be used to force a linefeed. You can insert it using the @{" new line " link "newline"} script. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE bar "5.11. Horizontal bar" @{b}5.11 Horizontal bar@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+b @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a horizontal bar of a user defined width, height and position. Optional remove the bar's shadow. @{b}Output:@{ub} <HR WIDTH=100% HEIGHT=2 ALIGN=CENTER> --- <HR WIDTH=400 HEIGHT=5 ALIGN=LEFT NOSHADE> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter the width of the bar to the first requester. The width may be defined as a number of pixels or as a percent value of the actual window width. Default is "100%" (full window width). After that you can enter the height of the bar in pixels which defaults to "2". You can choose to position the bar to the left, right or center by entering "l", "r" or "c" to the following requester. Optional you can add the keyword NOSHADE by answering "n" to the question, if your bar should have shadows. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE comments "5.12. Comments" @{b}5.12 Comments@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+c @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a comment to your HTML source which will not be shown in the browser. @{b}Output:@{ub} <!-- Your comment text --> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Simply enter your comment text to the requester. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE iso "5.13. Iso latin 1" @{b}5.13 Iso latin 1@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+i @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Check the HTML body for special chars and replace them with their correspondending ASCII code in order to make the document viewable on all systems, independent from their individual charset depending of the country they were produced for. @{b}Output:@{ub} A HTML page with all critical chars replaced, e.g. $ --> $ � --> ¥ � --> Õ � --> ß ... @{b}Usage:@{ub} The script needs no parameters. However, a complete ASCII table is included in this script where some characters are commented out and others are not. Of course you can change this to meet your personal needs, e.g. sometimes it might be useful to translate &, ~ and % too. At the moment these chars were commented out in order not to replace them within HTML tags accidently. @{b}Warning:@{ub} Make sure, you have inserted the HTML <BODY> tag before starting this script!! This HTML tag is used as starting of the translation. If it can not be found, the script will be stopped with the error message: HTML error: no "<BODY" tag You can use the @{" main structure " link "structure"} script to generate a basic HTML page including the <BODY> tag. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE center "5.14. Center" @{b}5.14 Center@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[shift]+1 (you need to use the "1" from your numeric keypad) @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Place one or several elements of your document at center position. @{b}Output:@{ub} <CENTER> Should be modified - Center </CENTER> @{b}Usage:@{ub} This script needs no parameters. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE table "5.15. Table structure" @{b}5.15 Table structure@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+t @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Setting up the base parameters for a table. You can enter the number of columns and lines directly and optional change the global dimensions and colors, insert a caption and replace a line or column of default cells <TD> with header cells <TH>. @{b}Output:@{ub} <TABLE BORDER=0 CELLSPACING=5 CELLPADDING=10 WIDTH=100% HEIGHT=100% BORDERCOLOR=#FFFFFF BORDERCOLORDARK=#303030 BORDERCOLORLIGHT=#B0B0B0> <CAPTION VALIGN=BOTTOM ALIGN=CENTER"> Should be modified - Table caption </CAPTION> <TR> <TH> <!-- Comment - Main cell (line 1, column 1) --> Should be modified </TH> <TD> <!-- Comment - Default cell (line 1, column 2) --> Should be modified </TD> </TR> ... </TABLE> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Define a number of lines for your table using the first requester. Valid numbers are "0" to "32768", default is "2". When typing "0" no <TR> and <TD> tags will be added and just <TABLE ...> and </TABLE> tags will be generated. Then do the same for the number of columns. Again, the default is "2". The next requester will ask you if you would like to edit the options for the table size. By entering "y" you will be able to do this, "n" will not add any size options at all and a "d" will give you the following defaults, which you can change in the script itself: BORDER = "5" WIDTH = "100%" HEIGHT = "100%" CELLPADDING = "10" CELLSPACING = "5" If you entered "y", requesters will come up asking you about the BORDER thickness in pixels, CELLSPACING in pixels, the over all WIDTH and HEIGHT of the table (both can be entered in pixels or in percentage of the window dimensions) and CELLPADDING in pixels. All values default to the values above. After this you will be asked if you would like to change the settings for the table colors. Again you can enter "y", "n" or "d". The default values are: BGCOLOR = "#808080" BorderColor = "#FFFFFF" BorderColorDark = "#303030" BorderColorLight = "#B0B0B0" If you entered "y" you can enter new #RGB values for the table background color, the border color, the bottom shade of the border and the top shade. Don't forget the leading "#"! Then you can add a caption to your table by chosing a top position for this text (enter "t") or a bottom position (enter "b"). You can also enter "n" to insert no caption at all. If you entered a caption, you will then be prompted to enter an alignment for it, either "l", "c" or "r" for left, center or right. After this you can enter a position for table header cells. You can enter "l" to place all <TH> left, "r" for right, "t" for top, "b" for bottom or even "n" for not inserting <TH> cells instead of <TD> at all. @{b}Notes:@{ub} If you did not enter a <CAPTION>, you can use the @{" table caption " link "caption"} script afterwards to add one. If you did not enter enough table header cells and table default cells, you can easily add more using the @{" table header cell " link "th"} and the @{" table default cell " link "td"} scripts. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE caption "5.16. Table caption" @{b}5.16 Table caption@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+c @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Place a description text for a table at a position near to it. @{b}Output:@{ub} <CAPTION VALIGN=BOTTOM ALIGN=CENTER> Should be modified - Table caption </CAPTION> --- <CAPTION VALIGN=TOP ALIGN=LEFT> Should be modified - Table caption </CAPTION> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter a "t" or "b" to the first requester to place the text about the table at the top or the bottom of your table. Enter "l", "r" or "c" to the second requester to place the text in left, right or centered position. @{b}Note:@{ub} <CAPTION> may only be used within a <TABLE>...</TABLE> tag. You can generate a basic table with the @{" table structure " link "table"} script. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE th "5.17. Table header cell" @{b}5.17 Table header cell@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+h @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert an additional header cell to a table. @{b}Output:@{ub} <TH ALIGN=LEFT VALIGN=TOP WIDTH=25% HEIGHT=25% BGCOLOR=#FFFFFF> Should be modified - Main cell </TH> @{b}Usage:@{ub} At first you can enter the horizontal alignment of the new table header cell at a requester. Enter "l", "c" or "r" for left, center or right. Then enter "t", "m" or "b" for top, middle or bottom alignment. You can enter a background color for the cell at the third requester. It has to be #RGB as usual, including the "#". The next requester asks for the cell width which can be entered in pixels or percentage of the window size. The requester for the cell height works exactly the same. @{b}Note:@{ub} <TH> may only be used within a <TABLE>...</TABLE> tag. You can generate a basic table with the @{" table structure " link "table"} script. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE td "5.18. Table default cell" @{b}5.18 Table default cell@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+d @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Add an additional default cell to a table. @{b}Output:@{ub} <TD ALIGN=LEFT VALIGN=TOP WIDTH=25% HEIGHT=25% BGCOLOR=#FFFFFF> Should be modified - Main cell </TD> @{b}Usage:@{ub} The script for generating default cells works exactly like the one for additional @{" header cells " link "th"}: At first you can enter the horizontal alignment of your new table default cell at a requester. Enter "l", "c" or "r" vor left, center or right. Then enter "t", "m" or "b" for top, middle or bottom alignment. You can enter a background color for the cell at the third requester. It has to be #RGB as usual, including the "#". The next requester asks for the cell width which can be entered in pixels or percentage of the window size. The requester for the cell height works exactly the same. @{b}Note:@{ub} <TD> may only be used within a <TABLE>...</TABLE> tag. You can generate a basic table with the @{" table structure " link "table"} script. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE anchor "5.19. Anchor" @{b}5.19 Anchor@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+a @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert an anchor to your document so this position can be reached directly via a link. The anchor can mark some text or also an image. If you select to insert an image anchor, the code for inserting the image will also be generated in the same way the @{" image " link "image"} script does. @{b}Output:@{ub} <A NAME="markername"> Should be modified - Anchor text </A> --- <A NAME="begin_chapter3"> <IMG SRC="image.iff" ALT="Here should be an image" BORDER=0 WIDTH=100 HEIGHT=100 ALIGN=RIGHT HSPACE=10 VSPACE=10> </A> @{b}Usage:@{ub} The first requester asks for the name of the new anchor. A second requester will ask if the anchor belongs to a text (enter "t") or an image (enter "i"). If you selected a text anchor you are finished now, otherwise some more requesters will ask you for the parameters to insert the image: Enter "l", "a" or "u" to the first image requester to tell the script whether the path to the image is local, absolute or universal. Then enter the path to the image which has to match the path type you selected before. The next requester asks you for the text which should be shown instead of the picture, when image loading is switched off or a text browser is used. Then you will be asked if you would like to modify the options for the image size. You may enter "y" if you want to do this, "n" if you do not want to enter any size options to the <IMG> tag or "d" to use the following default values: WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="100" BORDER="0" If you entered "y" before, you will be asked to enter the image width in pixels, the image height in pixels and a border width in pixels. The next requester asks if you wish to modify the options for the image position. Again you can enter "y", "n" or "d". The default values are: no align HSPACE=10 VSPACE=10 If you entered "y" you can select between left, right, center or no alignment by typing the first letter. Then you can enter the horizontal and vertical space in pixels between the image and the next elements of the document. @{b}Note:@{ub} To insert the code for a link to this anchor, you can make use of the @{" link " link "link"} script. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE map "5.20. Map" @{b}5.20 Map@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+m @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Generate a map to use with an image and define the sensible areas. Optional this script inserts the image to use with this map the same way the @{" image " link "image"} script does and allows you to add links to the different areas just like the @{" link " link "link"} script. @{b}Output:@{ub} <MAP NAME="imagemap1"> <AREA SHAPE="RECT" COORDS="0,0,40,40" HREF="http://www.example.org/"> <AREA SHAPE="CIRCLE" COORDS="40,40,30" HREF="next.html#chapter5"> <AREA SHAPE="POLYGON" COORDS="0,0,0,40,40,40,40,0" HREF="mailto:me@here.org"> ... </MAP> and optional: <CENTER> <IMG USEMAP="#imagemap1" SRC="image.iff" ALT="Here should be an image" BORDER=0 WIDTH=100 HEIGHT=100 ALIGN=RIGHT HSPACE=10 VSPACE=10> </CENTER> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Enter a name for the image map you want to insert at the first requester. A requester will ask you, if you would like the script to insert the code for the image to use with your map directly. Enter either "y" or "n". If you entered "y" some more requesters will ask you for the image parameters: Enter "l", "a" or "u" to the first image requester to tell the script whether the path to the image is local, absolute or universal. Then enter the path to the image which has to match the path type you selected before. The next requester asks you for the text which should be shown instead of the picture, when image loading is switched off or a text browser is used. Then you will be asked if you would like to modify the options for the image size. You may enter "y" if you want to do this, "n" if you do not want to enter any size options to the <IMG> tag or "d" to use the following default values: WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="100" BORDER="0" If you entered "y" before, you will be asked to enter the image width in pixels, the image height in pixels and a border width in pixels. The next requester asks if you wish to modify the options for the image position. Again you can enter "y", "n" or "d". The default values are: no align HSPACE=10 VSPACE=10 If you entered "y" you can select between left, right, center or no alignment by typing the first letter. Then you can enter the horizontal and vertical space in pixels between the image and the next elements of the document. If you have used the requesters before to insert an image for your map and also entered the image size options for it, you can directly specify the sensible areas of your map. Leave the requester for this blank if you do not want to do this now, otherwise enter the number of areas you wish to create for your image map. A requester will show you a small help, how to define areas. After that you will be asked to enter the type and the dimensions of your areas. This part will be repeated for the number of areas you entered before: First select the type of your area. Enter "r" for rectangular, "c" for circle or "p" for polygon. @{b}1.@{ub} rectangular areas: If you entered an area to be rectangular, you will be prompted 4 times to insert the coordinates in pixels for the area. Remember, the origin (0,0) of area coords is always at the upper left corner. First enter the coords for the upper left corner of your rectangular, starting with the horizontal value at the first requester and then by entering the vertical value to the second one. After that do the same for the coords of the lower right corner. @{b}2.@{ub} circle areas To create a circle area, enter the horizontal and the vertical coord of the circle center. Then enter the radius to the third requester. @{b}3.@{ub} polygon areas Enter to the first requester how many corners your polygon area should have. After that you will be asked for the horizontal and vertical coords of each corner. After defining an area, you can specify a link to be followed, when this area of your image is clicked. First, select the type of your link from the following list. Included is a small example for the type: (0) - local anchor "#marker_at_same_document" (1) - local file "file_at_same_hd.html" (2) - local file with anchor "file_at_same_hd.html#mark" (3) - absolute file "file://localhost/file" (4) - absolute file with anchor "file://localhost/file#mark" (5) - absolute WWW "http://localhost/file.html" (6) - absolute WWW with anchor "http://localhost/file.html#mark" (7) - universal file "file://www.server.de/file" (8) - universal file with anchor "file://www.server.de/file#mark" (9) - universal WWW "http://www.server.de/file.html" (10) - universal WWW with anchor "http://www.server.de/file.html#mark" (11) - universal FTP "ftp://ftp.server.org/" (12) - universal Telnet "telnet://unix.host.org/" (13) - universal Gopher "gopher://gopher.server.org/" (14) - universal Usenet "news:alt.amiga.software.ced_html" (15) - universal e-Mail "mailto:gates@hell.com" At the second requester enter the address to link to. The address has to match the link type you selected. @{b}Notes:@{ub} You can also use this script just to insert the <MAP> tags and maybe the <IMG> to use with your map. If you did not insert an image with this script, you can use the @{" image " link "image"} script afterwards, which optional asks you for the map name directly. If you did not define any sensible areas or even need to add more, you can use the @{" map sensible area " link "area"} script to add more <AREA> tags to your map. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE area "5.21. Map sensible area" @{b}5.21 Map sensible area@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+s @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Generate areas to use in image maps and add a link to them. @{b}Output:@{ub} <AREA SHAPE="RECT" COORDS="0,0,40,40" HREF="http://www.example.org/"> --- <AREA SHAPE="CIRCLE" COORDS="40,40,30" HREF="next.html#chapter5"> --- <AREA SHAPE="POLYGON" COORDS="0,0,0,40,40,40,40,0" HREF="mailto:me@here.org"> @{b}Usage:@{ub} You will be asked to enter the type and the dimensions of your areas. First select the type of your area. Enter "c" for circle "r" for rectangular, or "p" for polygon. @{b}1.@{ub} rectangular areas: If you entered an area to be rectangular, you will be prompted 4 times to insert the coordinates in pixels for the area. Remember, the origin (0,0) of area coords is always at the upper left corner. First enter the coords for the upper left corner of your rectangular, starting with the horizontal value at the first requester and then by entering the vertical value to the second one. After that do the same for the coords of the lower right corner. @{b}2.@{ub} circle areas To create a circle area, enter the horizontal and the vertical coord of the circle center. Then enter the radius to the third requester. @{b}3.@{ub} polygon areas Enter to the first requester how many corners your polygon area should have. After that you will be asked for the horizontal and vertical coords of each corner. After defining an area, you can specify a link to be followed, when this area of your image is clicked. First, select the type of your link from the following list. Included is a small example for the type: (0) - local anchor "#marker_at_same_document" (1) - local file "file_at_same_hd.html" (2) - local file with anchor "file_at_same_hd.html#mark" (3) - absolute file "file://localhost/file" (4) - absolute file with anchor "file://localhost/file#mark" (5) - absolute WWW "http://localhost/file.html" (6) - absolute WWW with anchor "http://localhost/file.html#mark" (7) - universal file "file://www.server.de/file" (8) - universal file with anchor "file://www.server.de/file#mark" (9) - universal WWW "http://www.server.de/file.html" (10) - universal WWW with anchor "http://www.server.de/file.html#mark" (11) - universal FTP "ftp://ftp.server.org/" (12) - universal Telnet "telnet://unix.host.org/" (13) - universal Gopher "gopher://gopher.server.org/" (14) - universal Usenet "news:alt.amiga.software.ced_html" (15) - universal e-Mail "mailto:gates@hell.com" At the second requester enter the address to link to. The address has to match the link type you selected. @{b}Notes:@{ub} You can generate the <MAP> tags needed for <AREA> using the @{" map " link "map"} script. To insert the code for an image to use with your areas you can make use of either the @{" image " link "image"} script or the @{" map " link "map"} script (which also generates the <MAP> tags). @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE link "5.22. Link" @{b}5.22 Link@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+l @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Insert a link to the document which may be a text or an image link. In second case, the parameters for showing the image can be entered directly in the same way the @{" image " link "image"} script does. You can directly select the type of the link, e.g. link to a local document, a document somewhere else to access via http, a mail address, a newsgroup... @{b}Output:@{ub} <A HREF="http://www.someserver.org/text.html#chapter1"> Should be modified - Link text </A> --- <A HREF="mailto:la@kai.net"> <IMG SRC="image.iff" ALT="Here should be an image" BORDER=0 WIDTH=100 HEIGHT=100 ALIGN=RIGHT HSPACE=10 VSPACE=10> </A> @{b}Usage:@{ub} A requester will ask you for the type of your link, which you can select by entering one of the following numbers. A short example is also added to show you the result: (0) - local anchor "#marker_at_same_document" (1) - local file "file_at_same_hd.html" (2) - local file with anchor "file_at_same_hd.html#mark" (3) - absolute file "file://localhost/file" (4) - absolute file with anchor "file://localhost/file#mark" (5) - absolute WWW "http://localhost/file.html" (6) - absolute WWW with anchor "http://localhost/file.html#mark" (7) - universal file "file://www.server.de/file" (8) - universal file with anchor "file://www.server.de/file#mark" (9) - universal WWW "http://www.server.de/file.html" (10) - universal WWW with anchor "http://www.server.de/file.html#mark" (11) - universal FTP "ftp://ftp.server.org/" (12) - universal Telnet "telnet://unix.host.org/" (13) - universal Gopher "gopher://gopher.server.org/" (14) - universal Usenet "news:alt.amiga.software.ced_html" (15) - universal e-Mail "mailto:gates@hell.com" At the second requester enter the address to link to. The address has to match the link type you selected. Then you will be asked whether the link should be a text link or an image link. By entering "t" you select a text link type. A small text will be inserted and the script stops here. When typing "i" for image instead, more requesters will ask you to insert the parameters for the image: Enter "l", "a" or "u" to the first image requester to tell the script whether the path to the image is local, absolute or universal. Then enter the path to the image which has to match the path type you selected before. The next requester asks you for the text which should be shown instead of the picture, when image loading is switched off or a text browser is used. Then you will be asked if you would like to modify the options for the image size. You may enter "y" if you want to do this, "n" if you do not want to enter any size options to the <IMG> tag or "d" to use the following default values: WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="100" BORDER="0" If you entered "y" before, you will be asked to enter the image width in pixels, the image height in pixels and a border width in pixels. The next requester asks if you wish to modify the options for the image position. Again you can enter "y", "n" or "d". The default values are: no align HSPACE=10 VSPACE=10 If you entered "y" you can select between left, right, center or no alignment by typing the first letter. Then you can enter the horizontal and vertical space in pixels between the image and the next elements of the document. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE image "5.23. Image" @{b}5.23 Image@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+i @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Generate the code for inserting an image to the text, allowing several parameters like size and position to be entered directly. Optional, use this image with a map. @{b}Output:@{ub} <IMG SRC="image.iff" ALT="Here should be an image" BORDER=0 WIDTH=100 HEIGHT=100 ALIGN=RIGHT HSPACE=10 VSPACE=10> --- <CENTER> <IMG USEMAP="#mymap" SRC="image.iff" ALT="Here should be an image" BORDER=0 WIDTH=100 HEIGHT=100 ALIGN=RIGHT HSPACE=10 VSPACE=10> </CENTER> @{b}Usage:@{ub} First you will be asked if you wish to use the image just as a picture or with a map. Press either "d" for default or "m" for map. If you selected map, enter the name of the map to use at the following requester. Enter "l", "a" or "u" to the next image requester to tell the script whether the path to the image is local, absolute or universal. Then enter the path to the image which has to match the path type you selected before. The next requester asks you for the text which should be shown instead of the picture, when image loading is switched off or a text browser is used. Then you will be asked if you would like to modify the options for the image size. You may enter "y" if you want to do this, "n" if you do not want to enter any size options to the <IMG> tag or "d" to use the following default values: WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="100" BORDER="0" If you entered "y" before, you will be asked to enter the image width in pixels, the image height in pixels and a border width in pixels. The next requester asks if you wish to modify the options for the image position. Again you can enter "y", "n" or "d". The default values are: no align HSPACE="10" VSPACE="10" If you entered "y" you can choose between left, right, center or no alignment by typing the first letter. Then you can enter the horizontal and vertical space in pixels between the image and the next elements of the document. @{b}Notes:@{ub} When you use this script to insert a picture which should also use an image map, you can make use of the @{" map " link "map"} script to generate the map for it. If you don't need a map for your image, but would like to add a link to it, this can be done easily by using the @{" link " link "link"} script instead of the image script. The link script will generate the code for a link and also the image, just like this script does. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE formular "5.24. Formular" @{b}5.24 Formular@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+f @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Generate header and footer for a form with all kind of ACTION and METHOD options available. Optional generate submit and reset buttons. @{b}Output:@{ub} <FORM ACTION=http://my-url.net/my.script?options METHOD=GET> Should be modified - Formular </FORM> --- <FORM ACTION=mailto:locutus@b.org METHOD=POST> Should be modified - Formular <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE=Open_Channel> <INPUT TYPE=RESET VALUE=Assimilate> </FORM> @{b}Usage:@{ub} At first you are prompted to enter a destination type for the form output. This can be "0" for a local file path, "1" for an absolute path, "2" for an universal path and "3" if the output should be send by e-mail. You now have to enter a local path, e.g. a cgi script at the same server, a path to a file at your server via http protocol (absolute path), a universal path via http to a server anywhere or an e-mail address, depending on your input before. A third requester will ask you for the sending method. You can either choose "g" for the get method (e.g. execute a cgi) or "p" for the post method (e.g. send a mail). You will be asked if you wish to generate submit and reset buttons for your form. Enter either "y" or "n". If you entered "y" you will be prompted for the texts of your buttons. @{b}Note:@{ub} If you decided not to generate buttons for your form with this script, you can use the @{" formular button " link "button"} script later on to insert them. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE single "5.25. Formular single line" @{b}5.25 Formular single line@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+1 (you need to use the "1" from your numeric keypad) @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Generate a single line text input field to use with a form. @{b}Output:@{ub} <INPUT NAME=my_name TYPE=TEXT SIZE=20 MAXLENGTH=100> --- <INPUT NAME=another_name TYPE=DATE SIZE=9 MAXLENGTH=9> @{b}Usage:@{ub} Give a NAME to your input field which is also the name of the data field in the form output (which you might want to process later) by entering it to the first requester. You can limit the real input length with the next requester. You can enter any values from "0" to "32768", default is "10". The next requester allows you to define the visable length of your input field. Values are same as above, default is "5". Then select the type of your input field by pressing the first character of "text", "integer", "float", "date", "URL" or "password". Text and password will not be checked by the browser, password type fields however will show "" instead of the entered chars. All other types will perform a little check, whether a correct type of input was entered. If you entered an integer or float type, you will be prompted in addition with two requesters asking for minimum and maximum values your input field should accept. @{b}Note:@{ub} <INPUT> fields can only be used within <FORM> ... </FORM> tags. You can generate them using the @{" formular " link "formular"} script. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE several "5.26. Formular several lines" @{b}5.26 Formular several line@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+2 (you need to use the "2" from your numeric keypad) @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Generate a text input area to use in forms. @{b}Output:@{ub} <TEXTAREA NAME=a_name_for_it ROWS=5 COLS=6> Should be modified - Default text @{b}Usage:@{ub} At the first requester enter a name for this data field. Then enter the number of lines your text area should have. Valid values are from "0" to "32768", the default is "5". The third requester prompts you for the number of columns, your text area should have. Valid values are same as above, the default is "60". @{b}Note:@{ub} fields can only be used within <FORM> ... </FORM> tags. You can generate them using the @{" formular " link "formular"} script. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE formlist "5.27. Formular list" @{b}5.27 Formular list@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+3 (you need to use the "3" from your numeric keypad) @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Generate a multi-selection field for use in forms. @{b}Output:@{ub} <SELECT NAME=name_for_this SIZE=5> <OPTION> <!-- Comment - Input 1 --> Should be modified </OPTION> <OPTION SELECTED> <!-- Comment - Input 2 --> Should be modified </OPTION> ... </SELECT> --- <SELECT NAME=anderer_name SIZE=2 MULTIPLE> <OPTION SELECTED> <!-- Comment - Input 1 --> Should be modified </OPTION> ... </SELECT> @{b}Usage:@{ub} At first you will be prompted to enter a NAME for this selection field. The next requester asks you for the number of inputs for your multi-selection field. This is how many options can be selected by the user. Valid values are from "0" to "32768", the default is "5". A third requester asks if multiple selections should be made possible. Enter "y" or "n" (default). For each input item a requester will pop up to ask you, if the input should be preselected, when the page comes up. Again, enter "y" or "n". @{b}Notes:@{ub} Multi-selection fields can only be used within <FORM> ... </FORM> tags. You can generate them using the @{" formular " link "formular"} script. The way multi-selection fields are shown is very different from browser to browser. Some show them as cycle menus, some as small lists with scrollbar, others offer both options (user definable or depending on the number of inputs given - some browsers switch from menu to list, if there are more then 4 <OPTION> tags). @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE button "5.28. Formular button" @{b}5.28 Formular button@{ub} @{b}Hotkey:@{ub} [ctrl]+[alt]+4 (you need to use the "4" from your numeric keypad) @{b}Purpose:@{ub} Generate radio, checkbox, submit or reset buttons for a form. @{b}Output:@{ub} <INPUT TYPE=RADIO NAME=Select_one VALUE=Entry1> --- <INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX NAME=Select_one_or_more VALUE=Entry2> --- <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE=Send_something> --- <INPUT TYPE=RESET VALUE=Clear_all> @{b}Usage:@{ub} You will be prompted which kind of button you want to generate. You can select "s" for radio buttons with only one single input per group allowed, "m" for a group of checkboxes with multible selections possible, "v" for a validate (submit) button type and "r" for a reset button. If you selected a radio or checkbox button type, you will be asked for the number of buttons to be generated. Valid are all numbers from "1" to "32768", the default is "3". If you selected to generate the code for a submit or reset button, you will be prompted to enter the text for this button. The script will end here. If you selected radio or checkbox buttons, some more requester will appear, first asking you for a text string for each button, then for the value of each button and finally the name for this group of buttons. @{b}Note:@{ub} Buttons can only be used within <FORM> ... </FORM> tags. You can generate them using the @{" formular " link "formular"} script. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE glossar "6. Glossary" @{b}6. Glossary@{ub} In this chapter you can find some background informations about notions used in this documentation: @{" #RGB " link "rgb" } Notes about color schemes @{" path type " link "path" } The different types of file paths explained @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE rgb "6.01. #RGB" @{b}6.01 #RGB@{ub} Several scripts of CED_HTML allow you to change the color of a HTML element and ask you to enter a #RGB color code. You always need to enter the leading "#" before typing the hexadecimal values for red, green and blue, otherwise the color code will not be recognized by your browser. Since the CED_HTML scripts always insert exactly what you typed into the requester, you may also use the color names some browsers understand and replace them with predefined RGB values, e.g. "white", "red" or "magenta". When doing so, please remember, that predefined colors are not part of the HTML v3.2 standard and may not be interpreted by all browser programs. @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE path "6.02. Path type" @{b}6.02 Path type@{ub} Some scripts of CED_HTML ask you to enter the path to an other HTML file, an image or another file type. Before you can do so, you often will be asked for the type of path you wish to enter. Depending on the type you entered, the CED_HTML scripts will insert the addressing scheme needed for this kind of path. In general path types can be "local" (files at the same hd), "absolute" (files at the same server) or "universal" (files at any server). When generating links with CED_HTML you can always select these addressing schemes together with anchors. In case of links path types can also be mail addresses, newsgroups, ftp servers and so on. Here is an overview of the addressing schemes you will find in the scripts: @{" Local anchor " link "la" } "#marker_at_same_document" @{" Local file " link "lf" } "file_at_same_hd.html" @{" Local file with anchor " link "lfa" } "file_at_same_hd.html#mark" @{" Absolute file " link "af" } "file://localhost/file" @{" Absolute file with anchor " link "afa" } "file://localhost/file#mark" @{" Absolute WWW " link "aw" } "http://localhost/file.html" @{" Absolute WWW with anchor " link "awa" } "http://localhost/file.html#mark" @{" Universal file " link "uf" } "file://www.server.de/file" @{" Universal file with anchor " link "ufa" } "file://www.server.de/file#mark" @{" Universal WWW " link "uw" } "http://www.server.de/file.html" @{" Universal WWW with anchor " link "uwa" } "http://www.server.de/file.html#mark" @{" Universal FTP " link "ftp" } "ftp://ftp.server.org/" @{" Universal Telnet " link "telnet" } "telnet://unix.host.org/" @{" Universal Gopher " link "gopher" } "gopher://gopher.server.org/" @{" Universal Usenet " link "news" } "news:alt.amiga.software.ced_html" @{" Universal e-Mail " link "mail" } "mailto:gates@hell.com" @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE la "6.02.01. Local anchor" @{b}6.02.01 Local anchor@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Marker in the current HTML document itself. Only works with links. @{b}Examples:@{ub} <A HREF="#marker_at_this_document"> --- <A HREF="#top_of_page"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE lf "6.02.02. Local file" @{b}6.02.02 Local file@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} File, at the same hard drive, given with its relative path. The file does not have to be in the same directory. Works with links, images, CGIs and so on. @{b}Examples:@{ub} <IMG SRC="image.gif"> --- <A HREF="sub_dir/next_page.html"> --- <FORM METHOD=GET ACTION="../another_dir/form.cgi?options"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE lfa "6.02.03. Local file with anchor" @{b}6.02.03 Local file with anchor@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Marker in another HTML document, at the same hard drive, given with its relative path. The file does not have to be in the same directory. Only works with links. @{b}Examples:@{ub} <A HREF="doc.html#part3"> --- <A HREF="../another_dir/doc.html#message3"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE af "6.02.04. Absolute file" @{b}6.02.04 Absolute file@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} File, at the same server, given with an absolute path. The "file://" protocole is used: if the file is an HTML document the browser will display it, otherwise it depends on the browser's preferences. For example, it could be downloaded. Works with links, images, CGIs and so on. @{b}Examples:@{ub} <A HREF="file://localhost/hard_drive:dir/amiga.html"> --- <FORM METHOD=GET ACTION="file://localhost/hard_drive:dir/form.cgi?options"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE afa "6.02.05. Absolute file with anchor" @{b}6.02.05 Absolute file with anchor@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Marker in another HTML document, at the same server, given with its absolute path. The "file://" protocol is used: if the file is an HTML document the browser will display it. Works only with links. @{b}Example:@{ub} <A HREF="file://localhost/hard_drive:dir/doc.html#mark"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE aw "6.02.06. Absolute WWW" @{b}6.02.06 Absolute WWW@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} File in another HTML document, at the same server, given with its absolute path. The "http://" protocol is used: if the file is an HTML document the broswer will display it, otherwise it will be ignored. Works only with links. @{b}Examples:@{ub} <A HREF="http://localhost/hard_drive:dir/doc.html"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE awa "6.02.07. Absolute WWW with anchor" @{b}6.02.07 Absolute WWW with anchor@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Marker in another HTML document, at the same server, given with its absolute path. The "http://" protocol is used: if the file is an HTML document, the broswer will display it, otherwise it will be ignored. Works only with links @{b}Example:@{ub} <A HREF="http://localhost/hard_drive:directory/doc.html#mark"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE uf "6.02.08. Universal file" @{b}6.02.08 Universal file@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} File, at another server, given with its universal path. The "file://" protocol is used: if the file is an HTML document the browser will display it, otherwise it depends on the browser's preferences. For example, it could be downloaded. Works with links, images, CGIs and so on. @{b}Examples:@{ub} <A HREF="file://www.server.de/path/file.html"> --- <IMG SRC="file://www.server.de/path/image.gif"> --- <FORM METHOD=GET ACTION="file://www.server.de/path/form.cgi?options"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE ufa "6.02.09. Universal file with anchor" @{b}6.02.09 Universal file with anchor@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Marker in an HTML document, at another server, given with its universal path. The "file://" protocol is used: if the file is an HTML document the browser will display it. Works only with links. @{b}Example:@{ub} <A HREF="file://www.server.de/path/doc.html#mark"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE uw "6.02.10. Universal WWW" @{b}6.02.10 Universal WWW@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} File, at another server, given with its universal path. The "http://" protocol is used: if the file is an HTML document the browser will display it, otherwise it will be ignored. Works only with links. @{b}Examples:@{ub} <A HREF="http://www.server.de/path/doc.html"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE uwa "6.02.11. Universal WWW with anchor" @{b}6.02.11 Universal WWW with anchor@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Marker in an HTML document, at another server, given with its universal path. "The http://" protocol is used: if the file is an HTML document the browser will display it, otherwise it will be ignored. Works only with links. @{b}Example:@{ub} <A HREF="http://www.server.de/path/doc.html#mark"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE ftp "6.02.12. Universal FTP" @{b}6.02.12 Universal FTP@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Link to a ftp server, using the internal ftp commands of the browser. @{b}Example:@{ub} <A HREF="ftp://ftp.server.org/"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE telnet "6.02.13. Universal Telnet" @{b}6.02.13 Universal Telnet@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Can be used for links. If a telnet plugin is installed, a telnet connection to a unix server can be opened. @{b}Example:@{ub} <A HREF="telnet://unix.host.org/"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE gopher "6.02.14. Universal Gopher" @{b}6.02.14 Universal Gopher@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Can be used for links. If a gopher plugin is installed, a connection to a gopher service can be opened. @{b}Example:@{ub} <A HREF="gopher://gopher.server.org/"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE news "6.02.15. Universal Usenet" @{b}6.02.15 Universal Usenet@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Can be used for links. If the browser has access to a news server and a news plugin, usenet newsgroups can be read by following the link. @{b}Example:@{ub} <A HREF="news:alt.amiga.software.ced_html"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE mail "6.02.16. Universal e-Mail" @{b}6.02.16 Universal e-Mail@{ub} @{b}Meaning:@{ub} Write an e-mail to a mail address. Can be used for links and forms. @{b}Examples:@{ub} <A HREF="mailto:gates@hell.com"> --- <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="mailto:my@mail-address.org"> @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE todo "7. Bugs / Todo" @{b}7. Bugs / Todo@{ub} Hotkey problems It is very possible that some hotkeys to start single scripts are overridden by commodities certain users have running, are needed to generate special chars when using a certain language at your system or are even hard to reach with keyboards manufactured for certain countries (and A600 users who don't have a numeric keypad). At the moment the only way to change the hotkeys due to problems is to use CygnusED's MetaMac package yourself in order to redefine them. Future versions of CED_HTML might offer a better way to run the scripts. * Iso Latin 1 The @{" iso latin 1 " link "iso"} script could still be improved to check whether the char to be replaced is part of a HTML tag, so &, %, <, > and other chars which might be used in them can be replaced in the text, but not within a tag where they are needed as part of the HTML language and replacing them would screw up the document. At the moment replacement of these chars is disabled at all. Anybody has a good idea, how to check for HTML commands safely? * Table header and default cell The scripts for <TH> and <TD> may become a single script with one more requester to choose the cell mode (e.g. header or default). * New table cells script A new script could insert several cells at time, either as an entire row or as an entire column. * List without items A new version of the lists script could be able to generate lists without adding any items at this time. * Script to add items A new script could insert items to lists. * Glossary without items A new version of the glossary script should have the option to generate a glossary without adding any description items at this time. * Script to add items to glossarys A new script could insert additional items to a glossary. * Script to use online maps A new script could be able to add the HTML online map tag in the image script. Online maps require CGI scripts. * ... ? Did you encounter any bugs by yourself? Do you have any suggestions to improve the CED_HTML package? Do you want to offer us a few English lessons in order to improve this documentation? ;) Please feel free to contact the @{" authors " link "author"} ! @ENDNODE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @NODE author "8. Authors" @{b}8. Authors@{ub} @{b}ARexx scripts:@{ub} Eric BELLE 24, av. Pierre S�mard 38400 Saint Martin d'H�res France tel: 04.76.63.04.09 e-mail: belle@isnas6.in2p3.fr "Membre d'Amiga Grenoble" @{b}Documentation & Installer:@{ub} Kai Philippsen <kai@philippsen.de> "English is not my na(t)ive language." (TM) ;) @ENDNODE