This brief tutorial describes how to make and use a Kudo custom HTML template. The Kudo HTML Export tool will use the custom template file to automatically add thumbnail images and named links to larger screen size images. Although most will use images, any Kudo-supported file type can be linked to your custom HTML page. Some UNIX servers are unable to support filenames with certain characters (spaces, (~) the "tilde", and others); be sure that files to be uploaded to a web server use names legal for that server.
5.- Replace ALL the thumbnail "width=" numbers and "height=" numbers with the word THUMBWITH, and THUMBHEIGHT all UPPER case, follow by the thumbnail number, as shown earlier, and as in previous cases, will go from one to the number you entered as images per page.
i.e. <img border=0 src="thumbs/carbon1.gif" width="120" height="80"> converts to
6.- If you are using other image information as: image byte size, and/or image notes,
replace all references to them with the words IMAGESIZE, and IMAGENOTES, followed by
the corresponding image number, so the line: <a href="images/carbon1.png"><p align="center"><strong>carbon1.png</strong></a><br><i>87591 Bytes</i></p></td> will convert to:
7.- You can insert the page number by inserting the word PAGENUMBER were you want
this information to go. i.e. the line <p align="center">page # 1</a><br></p> converts to
<p align="center">page # PAGENUMBER</a><br></p>
8.- Lastly, you can insert the next html page reference by inserting the word NEXTPAGE were you want
this information to go. You need to mark the whole string from when it starts, with the word PAGESTART to where it ends, with the word PAGEEND so the line:
<a href="custom1.htm"><p align="center"><strong>next page</strong></a><br></p> converts to:
