Contents 

Introduction
About chm2web
Key features
Available versions
System requirements
Using chm2web
Using chm2web
Working with Projects
Conversion Options
Version Tab
General Tab
Template Tab
Pre-processing Tab
Style Sheets
Templates
About Templates
Global Variables
Template Body
BODY.INFO
OPEN.FIELDS
CONFIG.MANAGER
No Frames Version
Frames Version
Mobile Version
Template Scheme
TEMPLATE.INFO
OPEN.FIELDS
COPY.FILES
Using old templates
Command Line
Command Line Parameters
Extend Command Line
Context-sensitive help
Compiled help decompilation
Regular Expressions
How to create HTML Help?
Registration
Purchasing and Licensing Issues
Product license information
Why should I register?
About A!K Research Labs
Getting program updates
Getting technical support
Our products
Contacting A!K Research Labs
Copyright

chm2web Web Online Help

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Style Sheets Tab


By default, instead of the styles used in the original chm file, chm2web applies the styles specified in the template as well as those specified in the Additional CSS field. Turn off the "Use template defined style sheets" option if you want to use original styles in the generated help system.

Additional CSS - you can use the Additional CSS field to define any styles that will be applied to all files in the help system. In this field you can use any variables defined in the OPEN.FIELDS section of the template. The example below shows how to change the color of headings in the help system to black and to the color that is defined in the #SCHEMECOLOR4# variable of the selected template:

h2,h3,h4 { color: black }
h1 { color: #SCHEMECOLOR4# }

   
Converted from CHM to HTML with chm2web Standard 2.7 (unicode)