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Posted to dev@forrest.apache.org by "Schlierf, Stephan" <St...@VSA.de> on 2003/02/26 17:28:26 UTC
Some newbie questions
> Hello,
> I've got some newbie questions:
> 1) I would like to remove the "Apache > Xml.apache" link on the top left
> corner of a generated HTML-site. How can I do this ? (Don't worry, the
> Forrest-logo is still included...)
> 2) On the right corner of a generated HTML-site the logo "print-friendly
> PDF" appears, How can I change the description of this logo, say, from
> "print-friendly PDF" to "PDF-Anzeige" (you see, I try to localize ...).
> How can I change the logo itself?
> 2) The images I use appear in an HTML-site. But how can I manage to let
> them appear in the generated PDF-file as well ?
>
> Any help is welcome!
> Stephan
> BTW: I run Forrest on a SuSE Linux 7.3 if that can help.
Re: Some newbie questions
Posted by Mark Vovsi <ma...@vovsi.com>.
I'm a newbie too, but hope my answers help.
> > I've got some newbie questions:
> > 1) I would like to remove the "Apache > Xml.apache" link on the top left
> > corner of a generated HTML-site. How can I do this ? (Don't worry, the
> > Forrest-logo is still included...)
Look in {%your_forrest_site}\src\documentation\skinconf.xml
> > 2) On the right corner of a generated HTML-site the logo "print-friendly
> > PDF" appears, How can I change the description of this logo, say, from
> > "print-friendly PDF" to "PDF-Anzeige" (you see, I try to localize ...).
> > How can I change the logo itself?
> > 2) The images I use appear in an HTML-site. But how can I manage to let
> > them appear in the generated PDF-file as well ?
The only way to do this I think is to modify the actual skin xslt files. The
default skins that come with Forrest distribution are located under
xml-forrest\src\resources\skins. Pick the skin to play with and then look
under xslt\html and xslt\fo
> >
> > Any help is welcome!
> > Stephan
> > BTW: I run Forrest on a SuSE Linux 7.3 if that can help.
- Mark