Hello Jean-Pierre,

Yes, it is possible to include a stylesheet and is fairly easy to do,
just a matter of adding a single line to the stylesheet xsl file I
believe (would have to look it up, but remember it being not
difficult).  Would it be useful then if an empty stylesheet is used by
the standard distribution, so that the entry is there on all pages,
and then you could simply edit or replace that css file yourself for
your own customization?

steven


On 11/27/05, Jean-Pierre Lemoine <j.p.lemoine@wanadoo.fr> wrote:
> Hello,
> I am using the Csound manual html files present in the Csound5
> distribution as helpers in a java application (I am using the Browser
> class of Eclipse). Everything is working fine but I would like to change
> the presentation (font essentialy). Stylesheet is not used in the
> current (generated?) html files, so I have write a small program to
> include a link to a style.css file. That's ok for now, but is it
> feasible to include such a mecanism by default?
>
> jp
>
>
>
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