Defining Your Own Page Layout
With heitml you can define your own Page Layout once and reuse it as often as you like, giving all your Web Pages a professional and consistent appearance.When you write a new page, you don't have to re-construct the previous layout. Changing the layout, on the other hand, affects only one file.
This is the (shortened) source of an example page my.hei page, which calls a layout file as defined by deflayout.hei :
<HTML> <HEAD> <include name="layout/deflayout.hei" /> <TITLE>My first heitml Page</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY headline="My first heitml Page"> <box><big><red> This is my first heitml page </red></big></box> </BODY> </HTML> |
The page layout is contained in layout/deflayout.hei and can therefore be reused many times. A simplified version of deflayout.hei looks like this:
<defenv BODY>
<\BODY bgcolor="white" text="black">
<defbody>
<p>
<ADDRESS>
<font size=-1>
<a href="mailto:contact@radpage.com">
Helmut Emmelmann, H.E.I. </a>; <signheitml>
</font>
</ADDRESS>
</p>
<\/BODY>
</defenv> |
This version of deflayout.hei uses the standard page layout, which redefines the <BODY> Tag. The redefinition is actually much more complex than what we show here. But you might want to use this as a starting point to define your own page layout.
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