12.6.2 Specification of attributes of a paragraph rule

The Class and FileNameKey attributes can be given in any paragraph rule, regardless of its TYPE.

Class

must be followed by a character string, which can be enclosed in double quotation marks or not. This string is the name of the class of all HTML tags written by this paragraph rule. If you do not provide the Class attribute, the default class name is the name of the FrameMaker paragraph tag that was mapped to this paragraph rule. In most cases, the default is fine. See Section 12.4, "WML support for CSS".

FileNameKey

A character string to be used as a file key. This may be later passed as a parameter to the function filename(node) to be able to point to the HTML file that is triggered by this paragraph from other places in the generated web. This character string is case-insensitive. For an example see Section 12.9.1, "Generated table of contents". This option may be specified only when NewNode is specified.

If more than one node is created with the same file name key, then only the first may be accessed with filename(node).

Each of the three WebMaker paragraph types has attributes that provide further structural and environmental information needed for the generation of a Web. Each TYPE has a set of attributes pertaining to it:

Heading

Level

Positive integer, 1 being highest. No lower limit. The Level must be specified; it has no default.

NewNode

The name of a previously defined node rule.

List

Level

Positive integer; 1 being highest, no lower limit. There is no default; this option must be specified.

Kind

Number, for an Ordered List.

Bullet, for an Unordered List. This is the default.

Glossary, for a Definition List.

Normal

Context

Preformatted, to be mapped to the PRE HTML environment. Quote, to be mapped to the BLOCKQUOTE HTML environment. Address, to be mapped to the ADDRESS HTML environment. If Context is not present, the paragraph is not within any of the three HTML environments.

Inlist

If provided, the paragraph is to be mapped into a list item, LI, environment. If not provided, the paragraph is not to be mapped into a LI environment.