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Mike's Script Archive: htmlstylize

htmlstylize - Stylize dull HTML output


NAME

    htmlstylize - Stylize dull HTML output


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htmlstylize


SYNOPSIS

    pod2html_stylize [--help] [--version] 
                     [--bgcolor bgcolor] [--fontface fontface] 
                     [file] ...
    Options:
        --help:     Print the manual page
        --version:  Print the current release version
        --bgcolor:  Background color
        --fontface: Font face


OPTIONS

--help
Prints this manual page in text format.

--version
Print the current release version

--bgcolor
Specify the desired background color of the page as either a text string (like ``white'' or ``darkgreen'') or as a hex number (like ``#ffdcba'').

--fontface
Specify the desired font face to be used in the HTML of the destination document (``verdana'', ``arial'', etc.)


DESCRIPTION

htmlstylize provides a poor man's interface to transform the dull output of pod2html into HTML documents with customized font faces and background colors. Yes, I know, a cascading style sheet would be a better solution, but I'm operating ancient browsers :).

htmlstylize reads its input either from files specified on the command line or from STDIN. Output is written to STDOUT.


EXAMPLES

To use the default color and font face:

    htmlstylize manual.html >nicemanual.html

Or to use customized values:

    htmlstylize --fontface arial \
                --bgcolor darkgreen manual.html >nicemanual.html


LEGALESE

Copyright 2002 by Mike Schilli, all rights reserved. This program is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.


AUTHOR

2002, Mike Schilli <m@perlmeister.com>


Latest update: 20-Oct-2013