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Customizing HTML export
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| 1. | From the main screen, click the Options button
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| 2. | Select the HTML Export tab.
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Default Export directory
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To avoid having to always select the same target path when you are saving an HTML file, you can specify a default export directory in the corresponding textbox or click Browse to select the export directory.
By default, the program will then always prompt you to save to the specified directory. |
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Default HTML extension
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Choose between HTML, HTM, ASP and PHP to set the default file extension when saving a report to HTML format.
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Default width
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Specify the width in pixels for the statistics table. The program always attempts to have all export statistics tables fit in the specified width.
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Edit Header.htm and Edit Footer.htm
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The Header.htm and Footer.htm files are always used when exporting to HTML.
When you export a table to HTML, the program starts by importing the content of the Header.htm file. It then writes the exported statistics table data and lastly, it imports the content of the Footer.htm file. If you want your exported file to have the same "look and feel" as the other pages of your Web site, you can modify the Header.htm and/or the Footer.htm files. For example, this will allow to have all exported pages display your logo and your navigation menu, your advertisements, or any content you want to be automatically included before and/or after the league data that you are exporting. To modify the colours of the exported statistics table, you can also use the Header.htm file to include a reference to the .css file (Cascading Style Sheet) that your site is using, to make sure that all colours and links are displayed in a consistent way. By default, the Header.htm references a file named style.css that specifies the colours and styles to be used to display the HTML page. You can modify that file and simply have the Header.htm file reference your own .css file. |
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Highlight row on mouse over
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Enabling that option makes the row under the mouse cursor appear in a defined background colour. This is quite handy when viewing table that has a lot of columns, as it allows to clearly identify the entire row you are looking at.
Disable the check box if you prefer not to use that feature. |
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Background colour of highlighted row
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If the Highlight row on mouse over feature is enabled, you can specify the colour to be used to highlight the row.
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