Title

elfs outhtml -- Output Schemes for out(html)

Description

These schemes determine how the ouput appears, using out(html).

If class and attributes are unfamiliar to you, you can consider class to be 'input' and attributes to be 'output':
A command produces text with some classes, and you determine what the result looks like by specfiying the attributes for those classes.

In the case of outhtml, both class and attributes are straight CSS.

Fields

scheme is the identifier for the whole group of style definitions. This is the identifier you would use in out(html, scheme(scheme)).

class is the 'internal' representation of the style, so to speak. All of the classes that are produced by the regular commands are included in all built-in schemes.

You can include fewer or more classes in your own schemes:

o- Classes that are not defined in your scheme will be filled in from the built-in, if necessary.

o- Extra classes that you define can be used by some commands, like tlist and html. Note that classes must be valid CSS selectors (eg, they must include the initial dot).

attributes is a standard CSS attribute list (without braces {}).

Links

Set Default sets the scheme to be used by out(html) whenever no scheme() is explicitly specified.

Delete deletes a user-created scheme.

Edit All opens a data editor with all the defined schemes.