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HTML page header

 
In this dialog window, you can configure the header of your HTML online manual or CHM file pages. A header is a part of the page shown above the main content area. Usually it contains logo, title, banners, and main menu elements.
 
To open the project settings, use one of the ways described below:
  • click button in the application toolbar;
  • go to the Options menu and click the Project settings menu option;
  • use Ctrl+Alt+P shortcut;
  • you can also click the floating button in HTML preview (or CHM preview). Here is what it looks like:
     
     
Project settings dialog should appear. On the left side of it go to HTML export -> Page structure, and then to Header.
 
HTML page header
 
1

Visibility

1. Visibility
 
Clear this checkbox if you don't want a header to be present in the exported files.
2

Content type selector

2. Content type selector
 
Use this section to switch the editor into Code or WYSIWYG1 mode. In Code mode you can insert your own HTML or other code that will render the header of the page. The provided code will be inserted into the output page file as-is, without modifications:
 
3

Editor

3. Editor
 
Use the editor to customize the content of the page header.
4

Color theme

4. Color theme
 
Use this selector to choose a predefined color theme for the output HTML files. You can also create your own color themes by using the button next to the theme list.
5

OK

5. OK
 
Press the button to accept all changes and close the dialog.
6

Cancel

6. Cancel
 
Press the button to close the dialog and to discard the changes.
7

Help

7. Help
 
Press the button to show the context help page.

1 WYSIWYG ("What You See Is What You Get") — denoting the representation of text on-screen in a form exactly corresponding to its appearance on a printout.
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