Hi, > What is the HTMLRTF file? I do not see anything that looks like that > anywhere.
Maybe Chris meant the source code for the HTMLRTF filter? > Am I correct to understand that everything in the windose front end is > converted to rtf so it can be displayed, but in BibleTime for Linux it will > render the HTML? Yes, I think this is correct :) In BibleTime you can even use CSS, which is valid in ThML modules. Joachim > by grace alone, > > Don A. Elbourne Jr. > http://elbourne.org > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Chris Little" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 10:41 AM > Subject: Re: [sword-devel] GenBook Creation > > > On Tue, 3 Sep 2002, Don A. Elbourne Jr. wrote: > > > > Just catching what wasn't otherwise answered... > > > > > 2. Is the best way to create links to use the ThML syntax <scripRef > > > passage="John 3:16">John 3:16</scripRef> or is there a better way. This > > way > > > > results in a link that must be right clicked for a context menu to pop > > out. > > > Yes. In this case just <scripRef>John 3:16</scripRef> would suffice. > > OSIS should be posted in a day or so (or less) so you could be REALLY > > cutting edge and use <reference osisRef="John.3.16">John > > 3:16</reference>. > > > > :) You could use OSIS references for linking to non-scripture materials > > > > in a canonical manner also. And <a> tags are supported by both ThML & > > OSIS (though probably not by BibleCS) to link with URIs. > > > > > 3. In my IMP file, some HTML seems to work such as <b><i> and <p> but > > other > > > > things such as <li><blockquote> and others do not. Is there a way to > > > get > > all > > > > HTML to work? If not, what tags may be used? > > > > No. It's a failing of our HTML to RTF filter. I don't have a list of > > what works, but you could read the HTMLRTF file. :) Anything we mention > > in that should work. > > > > --Chris
