Arunbear, I tried TT too. Like HT, I could not get it to do what I wanted. So I came up with my own template.

sub html {
  my (%opt) = @_;
  my $heading = textify(basename($0)) !~ /index/ ? textify(basename($0
+)) : 'My '.lc((split(/\//,cwd))[-1]);
  my $title = textify(join(' - ',($root_name,map(ucfirst,split(/\//,$r
+elative_path)))));
     $title .= textify(" - $opt{heading}") if $opt{heading};
  my $page_heading = $opt{heading} ? $opt{heading} : $heading;
  my $page_heading_id = idify($page_heading);
     $page_heading =~ s/_/ /g;
  
  print "content-type: text/html \n\n";
  line(0,q(<!DOCTYPE html>));
  line(0,q(<html>));
  head(0, sub {
    links(1, [map {{ rel => 'stylesheet', type => 'text/css', href => 
+$_ }} get_styles($root_path.'/files/css')]);
    script(1,{ type => 'text/javascript', src => "$root_link/files/jav
+ascript/list.js" });
  }, { title => $title });
  body(0, sub {
    div(1, sub {
      heading(2,1,'Site menu', { id => 'Site_menu' });
      list(3,'u',get_menu( directory => $root_path, tab => 2, color =>
+ 0, full => 0, ), { onclick => 'list_onclick(event)' });
      link_list(3,qq($root_user off-site),%other_sites);
      link_list(3,qq(Reciprocated links),%reciprocated_links);
    }, { class => 'left' });
    div(1, sub {
      heading(2,1,$page_heading, { id => $page_heading_id });

      &{$opt{code}}; # This is where individual page contents goes.

      paragraph(3,"Contact $link{mail}!", { class => 'address' });
    }, { class => 'right' });
  });
  line(0,q(</html>));
}

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It is so much easier to use then either TT or HT.

Have a cookie and a very nice day!
Lady Aleena

In reply to Re^4: RFC: Proofread the POD for my HTML elements module by Lady_Aleena
in thread RFC: Proofread the POD for my HTML elements module by Lady_Aleena

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