I'm using the latest RH 9.
My output is an html help output (chm).
I use breadcrumbs in all topics. They're generated at compile time from the single source layout. They don't come from a bc placeholder in the .htt nor from the .htm topics.
Let's examine just two topics:
Topic1 here has some not-so-good formatting (ugly standard blue) in the breadcrumbs:
Topic2 here has the desired formatting in the breadcrumbs (aside from the formatting of the final item in the bc trail--but that's a separate issue):
When I look at the compiled topic's html source for Topic1 (from the chm in Notepad++, it has this javascript code:
Yet when I examine the essential parts of Topic1 and Topic2 in Notepad++, there's nothing different aside form the expected body text. Can one of you see anything?
Topic1 Source
Step 1: Installing PC-DMIS
First, you need to install PC-DMIS. To install PC-DMIS, follow this procedure:
Plug your PC-DMIS portlock (also known as a dongle) into the appropriate port of your PC.
Insert the PC-DMIS CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.
Using Windows Explorer, open the directory containing the CD-ROM and then navigate to the setup.exe application for PC-DMIS.
Double click (execute) the file setup.exe.
This will activate the PC-DMIS installation sequence.
Follow the on-screen instructions until PC-DMIS is installed.
This completes the PC-DMIS installation.
Topic2 Source
Step 1: Installing the Pcdcat Interface File on the CATIA System
Determine on which UNIX operating system the CATIA system is currently running. Supported operating systems are:
IBM's AIX
SGI's IRIS
HP's HP-UX
SUN's SOLARIS
Create a directory called "pcdmis" under a CATIA user directory for installing PC-DMIS files. Example: /home/catadm/pcdmis
Place the appropriate PC-DMIS/CATIA interface file in the PC-DMIS directory of your UNIX workstation. This interface file will be one of the following files, depending on your type of UNIX workstation:
pcdcat.ibm.gz
pcdcat.sgi.gz
pcdcat.hp.gz
pcdcat.sun.gz
You can also download the latest PC-DMIS/CATIA interface file from ftp://wilcoxassoc.com/dci/catia/.
On the UNIX station, unzip the pcdcat file with the gunzip command: gunzip<filename>
Once the file is in the PC-DMIS directory on your UNIX workstation and unzipped, rename the file to simply “pcdcat” (without any file name extension).
Somehow, during compile time, Topic1 (and others) is getting that javascript code and it is conflicting with the formatting I have setup in my stylesheet and in jQuery calls in my .htt.
Where oh where does the rogue javascript code come from? Thanks in advanced for any help you can provide.