October 2009
Beginner
636 pages
13h 35m
English
Most style element definition techniques work for all output formats, but if you are creating HTML output, there are a few extra tricks in your bag. You can add images and HTML code to your HTML output.
As an example, we will set up a logo and company name as a default page heading. This time, instead of the PREIMAGE= attribute, we'll use the PREHTML= attribute of the Body style element. The attribute enables you to pass HTML code straight through to your output. In this case, ODS passes to HTML three kinds of items: the IMG= tag used to display an image; some text and formatting tags to create a heading; and some table tags to organize the logo and text. The BORDER="0" setting hides the ...
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