texi2www [options] texinfo-file
-dir
path
-footer
file
<HR> <P>Back to our <A HREF="../../homepage.html">home page</A>.</P>
-icons
path
..
'
is assumed. The names of the arrow
files are `up_arrow.gif
', `left_arrow.gif
',
`right_arrow.gif
', and `missing_arrow.gif
'
Texi2www will generate a set of HTML files from each texinfo document;
each set of HTML files must go in a seperate directory (why? one reason
is because each set includes a file named Top.html
!).
These directories should be subdirectories of the same base directory.
Assume the base directory is $TEXIBASE
. Then HTML files for
emacs go in directory $TEXIBASE/emacs
, HTML files for texinfo go
in $TEXIBASE/texinfo
, etc, where the name of the subdirectory is
the same as the name of the info file (so cross references between
documents will work).
In addition to the subdirectories of HTML files, $TEXIBASE
contains a file dir.html
and the four arrow gif files
up_arrow.gif
, left_arrow.gif
, right_arrow.gif
, and
missing_arrow.gif
.
$TEXIBASE/dir.html
is typically just a menu of links to the
subdirectories and can be as simple as
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>dir</TITLE></HEAD> <BODY> <MENU> <LI><A HREF="emacs/Top.html">emacs</A> <LI><A HREF="texinfo/Top.html">texinfo</A> </MENU> </BODY></HTML>
($TEXIBASE/dir.html
is not generated via texi2www and must be
created by hand).