The title Element Helpset File

Metadata Files 6-3 The wintype element can have the following child elements: Note that attributes specified in HTML topic content files always take precedence over attributes specified in the wintype section of the helpset. The following wintype element defines a window to be used for tutorial topics: Table 6–2 wintype Child Elements Element Description name The name of this window type. This name is used to associate topics with the window type. If multiple windows are defined in a helpset, they must have unique names. height The height of the window. A numeric value indicates a distance in pixels. A numeric value followed by a percent sign indicates a percentage of the visible screen. width The width of the window in pixels. A numeric value indicates a distance in pixels. A numeric value followed by a percent sign indicates a percentage of the visible screen. x The horizontal position of the window. A numeric value indicates a distance in pixels. A negative value indicates distance between the right edge of the window and the right edge of the screen. A numeric value followed by a percent sign indicates a percentage of the visible screen. y The vertical position of the window in pixels. A numeric value indicates a distance in pixels. A negative value indicates distance between the bottom edge of the window and the bottom of the screen. A numeric value followed by a percent sign indicates a percentage of the visible screen. textfg The six-digit hexadecimal RGB value of the foreground color of the text in the window. A preceding on the value may be present, but is ignored. For any single topic, a foreground color specified in the HTML topic file or CSS will override this value. linkfg The six -digit hexadecimal RGB value of the foreground color of the links in the window. A preceding on the value may be present but is ignored. For any single topic, a link color specified in the HTML topic file or CSS will override this value. bg The six -digit hexadecimal RGB value of the background color of the window. A preceding on the value may be present but is ignored. For any single topic, a background color specified in the HTML topic file or CSS will override this value. title Text that appears in the title bar of the window. toolbar Defines the buttons to display in the windows toolbar. A five-digit hexadecimal value which is the sum of one or more of the following: ■ 00004 – Turns off the default buttons on the toolbar. ■ 00040 – Adds a URL address field to display the current URL. ■ 00400 – Add the Navigator button. ■ 02000 – Add the Print button ■ 04000 – Add the Back and Forward buttons. ■ 08000 – Add the Search button. ■ 10000 – Add the DockUndock buttons A preceding on the value may be present, but it is ignored. 6-4 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle Help wintype default=false nameTutorialname height50height width200width x10x y10y textfg000000textfg linkfg0000cclinkfg bgffffffbg titleTutorialtitle toolbar06004toolbar wintype This example defines a window type called Tutorial with a default height that is 50 of the screen height and a default width of 200 pixels. This window will display 10 pixels from the top and left side of the screen. The background of the window will be white, with black text and blue links. The title bar of this window will read Tutorial. The window toolbar will contain the Print, Back, and Forward buttons.

6.1.5 The links Element

The links element points to one or more link files, which are used to associate multiple targets with link IDs. For more information about links, see Section 7.4, Link File . The links element has the following child element: For example: links linkref location=linkfile1.xml linkref location=linkfile2.xml links

6.1.6 The view Element

The view element specifies how Oracle Help should render navigational views. A navigational view is a representation of the data in the navigation control files such as TOC, index, and search plus the user interface controls for navigating through them. Oracle Help includes Java classes to render standard types of views. Each type of view is presented on its own accordian panel: by default, the Contents, Index, and Search panels. A helpset can include multiple views of each type. That is, the user interface can display multiple TOC tabs, Index tabs, and so forth. Oracle Help can also merge views Table 6–3 links Child Elements Element Description linkref The location of a map file for this book. When multiple map files are specified, they are merged. Each linkref item is searched in order and a merged link database is constructed. linkref has the following attributes: ■ location – The URL of the link file relative to the helpset. ■ class – [optional] A class whose location is the base location for the map file. Any path information in the location attribute is relative to this base location.