6.4 How to use include files

6.4.3 Choosing which WML files to include

Typically, you first decide whether your document will contain more than one node, and you decide whether or not you want to have a table of contents and index.

Generally, you always want to include these files:

headings.wml

Contains paragraph rules for headings.

normals.wml

Contains paragraph rules useful for body text, including an Ignore rule.

lists.wml

Contains paragraph rules for lists, bullets, numbered lists, and glossaries.

nodes.wml

You should use this file if you use headings that create new nodes, and if you do not want to use images for navigation buttons or create a table of contents or index.

nodesTI.wml

You should use this file if you use headings that create new nodes, and if you want to create a table of contents and index. This file uses text rather than images for navigation links.

nodesB.wml

You should use this file if you use headings that create new nodes, and if you do not want to create a table of contents or index. This uses the button GIF files for images for the navigation buttons. If you include this file, you need to copy the button GIF files from the lib directory to the directory where the HTML files are stored. See "Embedded graphics" on page 63.

nodesBTI.wml

You should use this file if you use headings that create new nodes, and if you want to create a table of contents or index. This uses the button GIF files for images for the navigation buttons. If you include this file, you need to copy the button GIF files from the lib directory to the directory where the HTML files are stored. See "Embedded graphics" on page 63.

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