Re: [greenstone-users] Navarrows
| From | Michael Dewsnip | ||
| Date | Fri, 18 May 2007 17:12:07 +1200 | ||
| Subject | Re: [greenstone-users] Navarrows | ||
| In-Reply-To | (464996AB02000090000092C7-hermes-cwu-edu) | ||
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Hi Gavin, There are two format statements that you can use to hide the top and bottom navigation arrows: format DocumentArrowsTop false format DocumentArrowsBottom false These go in the collection's collect.cfg file. Regarding your second question, unfortunately the layout of the document page can't be controlled easily because this is set in the C++ code. If you look at the do_action_html() function in src/recpt/documentaction.cpp, you'll see it writing out: 1. 2. 3. The document table of contents 4. 5. (if enabled) 6. The document text 7. All the best, Michael -- DL Consulting Greenstone Digital Library and Digitisation Specialists contact@dlconsulting.com www.dlconsulting.com Gavin Spomer wrote: Does anybody know where I can get comprehensive information on the _navarrowstop_ and _navarrowsbottom_ macros and the navigation arrow buttons in general? I can't find much documentation on them and have found very little in the list archives as well. So far I have found out on my own: 1. The navarrows can only be used with paged image and html collections, right? 2. I can override the _navarrowsbottom_ and _gotoform_ macros, but not the _navarrowstop_ macro in my extra.dm file. 3. In a paged image collection I cannot remove the top arrows, period. In addition to solving the above mysteries, I'd really like to be able to move the navarrows to a different location on my document pages, but when looking at document.dm, the | |||