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!heading

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !heading <text>
 
Description: This command prints out "<text>" like a headline using the chapter font and fontsize.
 
Example: !heading A headline
 
See: !subheading, !subsubheading, !subsubsubheading
 

!hline

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !hline
 
Description: This command displays a horizontal line inside normal text or inside a table. Not all destination formats support horizontal lines.
 
See: Tables
 

!htag_img_suffix

Type & position: switch, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !htag_img_suffix <suffix>
 
Description: UDO uses the suffix "tiff" when converting the image commands for HP HelpTag SGML by default. If you want to use different image types you can redefine the image suffix with this command. The lower example shows how to change the image suffix to "xwd". You can use !htag_img_suffix as often as you want so you can redefine the image suffix right before every image.
 
Example: !htag_img_suffix xwd
 
See: !image, (!img [ ]), Images
 

!html_alinkcolor

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !html_alinkcolor <color>
 
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!html_backcolor

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !html_backcolor <color>
 
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!html_backimage

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !html_backimage <file>
 
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!html_backpage

Type & position: command, preamble
 
Syntax: !html_backpage <URL>
 
Description: Using this command you can tell UDO where to jump to when the reader clicks on the "Go Up" button on the title page.
 
Example: !html_backpage ../index.html
 
See: !no_headlines, !no_bottomlines
 

!html_img_suffix

Type & position: switch, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !html_img_suffix <suffix>
 
Description: UDO uses the suffix "gif" when converting the image commands for HTML by default. If you want to use different image types you can redefine the image suffix with this command. The lower example shows how to change the image suffix to "jpeg". You can use !html_img_suffix as often as you want so you can redefine the image suffix right before every image.
 
Example: !html_img_suffix jpeg
 
See: !image, (!img [ ]), Images
 

!html_keywords

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !html_keywords <text>
 
Description: <text should be a comma separated list of keywords. This list will be printed by UDO inside the header of the HTML file that contains the chapter where you used this comand. Some Internat machines are taking these information for referencing the HTML pages.
 
Example: !html_keywords Dirk Hagedorn, UDO6, Software, Converter
 

!html_linkcolor

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !html_linkcolor <color>
 
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!html_merge_nodes

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !html_merge_nodes
 
Description: If you use this switch inside the preamble of your UDO source file UDO will save only one HTML file that will contain the whole text.
 
See: !html_merge_subnodes, !html_merge_subsubnodes, !html_merge_subsubsubnodes
 

!html_merge_subnodes

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !html_merge_subnodes
 
Description: If you use this switch inside the preamble of your source file UDO will save an HTML file for each chapter. These files will contain the sections, subsections and paragraphs, too.
 
See: !html_merge_nodes, !html_merge_subsubnodes, !html_merge_subsubsubnodes
 

!html_merge_subsubnodes

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !html_merge_subsubnodes
 
Description: If you use this switch inside the preamble of your source file UDO will save an HTML file for each section. These files will contain the subsections and paragraphs, too.
 
See: !html_merge_nodes, !html_merge_subnodes, !html_merge_subsubsubnodes
 

!html_merge_subsubsubnodes

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !html_merge_subsubsubnodes
 
Description: If you use this switch inside the preamble of your source file UDO will save an HTML file for each subsection. These files will contain the paragraphs, too.
 
See: !html_merge_nodes, !html_merge_subnodes, !html_merge_subsubnodes
 

!html_name

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !html_name <file>
 
Description: If you use this command inside a chapter, section, subsection or paragraph, "<file>" is used as the name of the HTML file instead of CCSSUUPP (CC chapter, SS section, UU subsection, PP paragraph).
 
Example: !html_name software
 

!html_no_xlist

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !html_no_xlist
 
Description: UDO prints xlist environments using HTML tables. If you don't like that you can use this switch inside the preamble. UDO will then print xlist environments like description environments.
 
See: Lists, Descriptions
 

!html_nodesize

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !html_nodesize <value>
 
Description: You can set the font size of the HTML headlines with this switch. By default UDO will use value of 1. That means, that UDO will print <H1>...</H1> for chapters, <H2>...</H2> for sections etc. The example shows how to tell UDO that it should print <H2>...</H2> for chapters etc.
 
Example: !html_nodesize 2
 
See: !node, !subnode, !subsubnode, !subsubsubnode
 

!html_textcolor

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !html_textcolor <color>
 
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!html_vlinkcolor

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !html_vlinkcolor <color>
 
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!hyphen

Type & position: command, preamble
 
Syntax: !hyphen <word>
 
Description: You can set syllabification marks (!-) with this command for a word for the whole text. The example shows how to tell UDO where it's allowed to split up the word "syllabification".
 
Example: !hyphen syl!-labi!-fi!-ca!-tion
 
See: Syllabification, !sloppy, !fussy, !-
 

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