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The HTMLslicer application uses four types of templates while processing your source HTML document:
- Body template, used for the creation of the static part of the resulting HTML page file generated for each segment
- Header/Footer templates, used for the creation of sequential page navigation for the resulting HTML page file generated for each segment (if requested)
- Transition template, used for the creation of local table of contents (or sub-TOC) of sub-sections under the page (if requested)
- TOC template, used for the creation of a TOC page of your resulting HTML pages set (if requested)
- JavaHelp metadata templates, used for the creation of your JavaHelp compatible help document (if requested)
Each template contains a static part and variables. All variables share a common format:
- It starts with the @ character
- Then the variable name using capital letters only (no space within nor with the @ characters)
- And ends with a second @ character
An example: @PREV@
Each template has its own recognized set of variables, as explained in the following sections.
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