For your html book layout, you are provided with three basic template files, template.css, template2.css, andtemplate3.css. . The template files contains default formats that can be changed to your company's requirements.
The template.css file is the default file used in the generated html output. To use template2.css or template3.css file for your generated html layout, you must rename the file to template.css. For example, to use template2.css as the default, first disable the original template.css file by renaming it, for example, to template4. Then rename, template2.css to template.css.
The layout for template.css differs from template2.css and template3.css in that template.css has the table of contents (content_left_toc) on the left . template2 and template3 are provided with a table of content on the left and right. They may have the table of contents either on the left or right or both sides.
The template.css file provides format settings for the following areas (see Template Samples for images of all three templates).
body Format — These setting specify the background color and text alignment.
container Styles — Settings for the container area
Header_logo Styles — Settings for the header_log area.
Header_menu Styles — Settings for the menu area.
Note: | You need to change this area to your company's logo. |
Footer Styles — Setting for the Footer area.
Note: | You need to change this area to reflect your company's preference. |
Column Layout — Settings for the column borders.
Left Column — Settings for the content_left area.
Right Column — Setting for the content_right area
Center column — Settings for the content_center area.
Right Column – bread crumbs — Setting for the content_center_breadcrombs area.
Document content — Settings for the content_center_container and content_center_singleareas.
FR related to switch pages — Do not change.