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<html><head><!-- This document was created from RTF source by rtftohtml version2.7.5 --><title>Sample rtftohtml Style Sheet</title></head><body><h1>Sample rtftohtml Style Sheet</h1>This is a sample style sheet produced by Microsoft Word on the Macintosh. It isdesigned to demonstrate the various styles that I use. Of course, you candefine your own style sheets and use your own style names - but this should bea useful example to get you started.<p><h1>Paragraph Markup<br><H1>This is a Level1 heading</h1><h2><H2>This is a Level2 heading</h2><h3><H3>This is a Level3 heading</h3><h4><H4>This is a Level4 heading</h4><h5><H5>This is a Level5 heading</h5><h6><H6>This is a Level6 heading</h6><h2><pre> Following is pre-formatted text</h2><pre>This is pre-formatted texttab stops are supposed to be about 8 chars wideneed a total width of 80 columns and a fixed width font like Courier0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 81234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789023456789012345678901234567890 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x</pre><h2><address>Following is address text</h2><address><i>Here is an address</i></address><h2><blockquote>Following is blockquote text</h2><blockquote><i>Here is a block quote. Just how long do you thing this shouldbe? I don't know - just keep typing until eventually you fill up severallines.</i></blockquote><h2><hr> Following is a paragraph containing no text - it generates an<hr> markup</h2><hr><p><h1>Text markup</h1><b>Bold</b><p><i>Italic</i><p><u>Underline</u><p>Hidden Text - the text between the parenthesis will be discarded by the filter()<p><tt>Monospaced fonts like courier will go to <tt></tt><h1>Features</h1>This is a <b>footnote</b><a href="sample_styles_fn.html#fn0">[1]</a> ..<p>This is a Picture <IMG SRC="sample_styles1.GIF">which will be either inlined or linked to by an HREF.<p>This is a picture <a href="#Here"><IMG SRC="sample_styles2.GIF"></a>thatwill be used as the "HOT" part of a hypertext link.<p>This is a manually generated hypertext <a href="ftp://ftp.primate.wisc.edu/pub/RTF">link</a>to an external document.<p>This is a hypertext link to a <a href="#LINK1">target</a>somewhere else within the same document. This was created with acopy/paste-link.<p>This is another hypertext link to a <a href="#TargetName">target</a>somewhere else within the same document. This was created manually and thetarget name must be as well.<pre>This is a table This table has four right justified centered columns and each text column will be translated into a <pre> block that roughly approximates this layout This is the second row Hows it look? Good? Bad? of the same table. </pre>Thefollowing text will be copied directly to the HTML <i>output</i> file - with<b>markup</b> included.<p>This is Literal HTML as well - but uses the <b>HTML</b>paragraph style, and istherefore more readable.<h1>Lists</h1>In order to create the illusion of nesting within an RTF document, we need tocreate a separate style for each level of indentation. I chose 6 as the maximumlevel of nesting that I care about, but rtftohtml can support as many as youwant. This yeilds "ol", "ol 1", "ol 2", ... ,"ol 5". Now, in addition we haveanother issue with lists. The HTML bullet and numbered lists will prepend abullet or number to your text. If you already have a bullet or number, you havethree options:<ol><li> Translate your list elements to the HTML <dl> markup, which allowsyou to preserve the numbers or bullets that you are using in the RTF form ofthe document. This results in some pretty ugly display using Mosaic.<li> Strip off the bullet or number, and translate those list items to<ol> or <ul>. This is the recommended option.<li> Don't use any markers in the RTF form of the document and translate to<ol> and <ul>.</ol><p>Both of these options exist with the rtftohtml filter, and I have defaultstyles for each. In order that the filter can decide where a bullet or numberends, we need a separator. The filter expects a tab character to be used. It is<b>REALLY</b> important that if you are using styles that remove you markersthat a tab be present (or you will lose the whole list element.) You also<b>MUST</b> have a tab character for styles (like the <dl>) that have twoparts . <p><p>Another technique for lists (particularly glossaries) to be entered with theTERM on one line, and an indented definition on the following line. These arediscussed below.<p><p>Here are the sample TAB separated lists:<p><h2>Ordered List styles</h2><ol><li> level zero element - my markers stripped - This is the recommendedstyle.<ol><li> level one element - my markers stripped - This is the recommendedstyle.<ol><li> level two element - my markers stripped - This is the recommendedstyle.</ol></ol></ol><h2>Un-Ordered List styles</h2><ul><li> level zero element - my markers stripped - This is the recommendedstyle.<ul><li> level one element - my markers stripped - This is the recommendedstyle.<ul><li> level two element - my markers stripped - This is the recommendedstyle.</ul></ul></ul><h2>Glossary styles</h2><dl><dt>This is areasonably large term<dd>Here is the definition of the term. Of course this format is used for morethan just definitions.<dl><dt>This is areasonably large term<dd>Here is the definition of the term. Of course this format is used for morethan just definitions.<dl><dt>This is areasonably large term<dd>Here is the definition of the term. Of course this format is used for morethan just definitions</dl></dl></dl><h2>Dir styles</h2><dir><li>level zero dir item each <li>is less than 20 chars long<li>and separated by tabs or<li>parmarks<li>and these show up<li>in my docs as three<li>columns<dir><li>level one dir item each <li>is less than 20 chars long<li>and separated by tabs<dir><li>level two dir item each <li>is less than 20 chars long<li>and separated by tabs</dir></dir></dir><h2>Menu styles</h2><menu><li>level zero element <menu><li>level one element <menu><li>level two element </menu></menu></menu><h2>Multi-Line lists</h2>In some cases, you want lists to span lines. An example of this is glossaries,where the term appears on one line and the definition on another. In this case,the TERM will be defined with one style, and the DEFinition with another.<p>Here are some samples:<dl><dt>The first TERM<dd>The definition for the first term<dl><dt>A nested TERM<dd>The definition for the nested term<dl><dt>A level two TERM<dd>The corresponding definition.<br><a name="Here"> </a></dl></dl></dl>Thanks for the click! It brought you here.<p>This is the <a name="LINK1">target</a>of a hypertext link. This target was created by copying the text andpasting a link to it. <p>This is another <a name="TargetName"> </a>target of a hypertext link.. This was created by formatting some text ashidden/outline.<p></body></html>⌨️ 快捷键说明
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