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Article #1698Re: Formatting element based on "context" in HTML export?
From: Russ Ward
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 13:16
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 13:16
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Hi Hal, The normal response to HTML export problems is "don't use it." It is rather rudimentary and I highly doubt it could come close to doing what you want. Some alternatives, albiet more painful, would be to export to XML and then run XSLT, or use WebWorks, which can apply styles based on nesting. Also, the FrameSLT plugin by <http://www.weststreetconsulting.com> could use contexts and/or attributes to rename your elements within Frame (like name1 - name6), such that your mapping table wouldn't need to be so complex. You could run it book-wide before exporting to HTML. But even with that, I still would recommend staying away from HTML export if possible. Disclaimer: West Street is my company. Good luck Russ
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