2 Quick Start
This filename is a combination of the destination directory you specified, the prefix (if any), and the filename of the first file. For example, if you specified html as the destination directory, and specified sim as the filename prefix, the filename of the first page of the web document is: html/sim-1.html.
simple.MIF into three web pages. Figure 2.6 shows the first page of the web document.Figure 2.6 First web page of A Simple Example
The Document Title is "A Simple Example"; this was the title we provided in the Make a Web dialog. Notice that this page has a Next button at the top of the page and another one at the bottom, for easy navigation. This page contains some text, and two links. You can go to the next section by clicking on the Next button, or by clicking on the first link.
Figure 2.7 Second web page of A Simple Example
The second page has three navigation buttons (which appear at the top and at the bottom of the page). Next goes to the next page; Previous goes to the previous page; and Top goes to the first page of this web document.
Figure 2.8 Third web page of A Simple Example
The third page shows an example of the L1BulletItem paragraph rule, which we used for the Bullet paragraph tag. The third page has three navigation buttons (which appear at the top and at the bottom of the page). Next is grayed out and does not go anywhere, because this is the last page; Previous goes to the previous page; and Top goes to the first page of this web document.
If you are interested in seeing the HTML itself, you can give the command in your browser to view the HTML source of any of these web pages. Figure 2.9 shows the HTML source of the third web page.
<!-- Generated by Harlequin Webmaker proto 0.50; Transducer 1.0.1 --> <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> 2 The second section</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <A NAME=HEADING3></A> <!-- node rule LevelOne --> [Next] <A HREF="sim-2.html">[Previous] </A><A HREF="sim-1.html">[Top] </A><P> A Simple Example<P> <A NAME=HEADING3-0></A> <H1> 2 The second section</H1> A plain paragraph with FrameMaker tag "<EM>Body</EM>". <P> <UL> <LI>A bulleted paragraph tagged "<EM>Bullet</EM>" in FrameMaker that we will map to an HTML listitem, <CODE><LI></CODE>, in an unordered list, <CODE><UL></CODE>.<P> <LI>Another bulleted paragraph that will become another listitem in the same list.<P> <LI>And another. <P> </UL> A plain paragraph with FrameMaker tag "<EM>Body</EM>". <P> <HR> <ADDRESS>A Simple Example - 6 SEP 1995</ADDRESS> [Next] <A HREF="sim-2.html">[Previous] </A><A HREF="sim-1.html">[Top] </A><P> Generated with <A HREF="http://www.harlequin.com/webmaker">Harlequin WebMaker</A><P> </BODY> </HTML>Figure 2.9 HTML source of the third web page
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