5-8 Administrators Guide for Dynamic Converter
which the rules are checked. The mapping rules should be ordered so that the first rule that matches is the one, and only one, that is applied.
5.2.9 Adding Output Page Layouts
The Output Page Layouts section allows you to define the content of a set of output files. Page layouts are used to organize how the various pieces of the output are
arranged.
1. Click Add to add a new output page layout. On the next page, enter a name to use
to refer to this layout required. Once this has been done, click on the left side of the editor. The name you have just entered is displayed in the tree view. Click on
this to expand the levels underneath.
2. Click the box in front of Include navigation layout if you want to generate a single
file containing markup and links to the document content specified in the page layout. This allows the user to create a table of contents page. You will need to
define a navigation element under the Navigation Layout.
3. The first item under the name of your output page layout is title Source. This
lets you select where to get the value to use for the HTML title tag. Select Section Name, Text Element, Property, or Output Text Format the last three must
be previously defined. Click back on the title Source page to order the sequence of these sources.
4.
The Navigation Layout triggers the creation of a separate file with nothing but links to the actual document content. In order to generate this, you must have
previously defined either a Document Navigation, Page Navigation, or Section Navigation element under Generated Content see
Adding Navigation Elements on page 5-5. In the expanded level under Navigation Layout, you can further
select Markup Items to be placed in the Head andor Body of the navigation page.
5.
The top level of the Page Layout section lets you set pagination options. The six options under Page Layout let you define how output documents are arranged.
These six options are as follows:
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Head - Items placed in the HTML head of each output file.
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Page Top - Items to be placed at the top of each output page. For example, links to the first page, previous page and next page in the output.
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Before Content - Items to be output before the document content.
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Before Section - Items inserted before each section of a multi-section document. Note that this is not applicable to word-processing documents.
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After Content - Items to be output after the document content.
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Page Bottom - Items placed at the top of each output page; for example, a copyright notice.
After selecting items to display for these six options, click at the top level of each one to set the order in which they will appear .
5.2.10 Previewing Your Content
