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# Project     : UDO manual
# Chapter     : History: Version 7.04
# Language    : English
# Initial Date: 2010-10-24
# Author      : Ulf Dunkel (fd)
# Co-author(s): -
# Write-access: fd
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# History
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# 2014:
#   ggs May 02: introduced
#   fd  May 02: translated
# 2015:
#   fd  Feb 06: history updated
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!begin_node Changes in version 7.04
!html_name  history_0704

(!PUBLISHED [UDO~7.04][on Feb 8, 2017])

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!item [Additional paragraph]
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!item [Outline levels]
      UDO now offers another, 6th outline level for chapter hierarchies.
      Therefore, these following new commands are available:
      
      !begin_itemize !compressed
      !item (!KW [html_merge_subsubsubsubsubnodes])
      !item (!KW [ignore_subsubsubsubsubtoc])
      !item (!KW [psssss*])
      !item (!KW [psssss])
      !item (!KW [psubsubsubsubsubnode*])
      !item (!KW [psubsubsubsubsubnode])
      !item (!KW [sssssh])
      !item (!KW [sssssn*])
      !item (!KW [sssssn])
      !item (!KW [subsubsubsubsubheading])
      !item (!KW [subsubsubsubsubnode*])
      !item (!KW [subsubsubsubsubnode])
      !item (!KW [subsubsubsubsubtoc])
      !item (!KW [subsubsubsubsubtoc_offset])
      !item (!KW [use_auto_subsubsubsubsubtocs])
      !end_itemize
      
      They are used like the already known commands for creating hierarchies in HTML documents.
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!item [(!KW [html_script_name])]
      This command now supports any number of files, similar to (!KW [html_style_name]).
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!item [Navigation buttons, CSS, and JavaScript]
###   Copy the following description from the HTML FAQ section in xx/formats/html.ui:
      Basically, the HTML output creates clickable navigation buttons in the headlines and footers of each page.
      These buttons reflect the hierarchy of the document with a Home button and some arrow buttons.
      
      As of version 7.04, UDO adds IDs to the anchor tags of these buttons:
      !begin_blist !compressed
      !item [UDO_nav_hm_HEAD] Home: this one brings you back to the homepage of the HTML document.
      !item [UDO_nav_lf_HEAD] Left: this button brings you to the previous document page in logical order.
      !item [UDO_nav_up_HEAD] Up: this button brings you back one chapter hierarchy level.
      !item [UDO_nav_rg_HEAD] Right: this button forwards you to the next document page in logical order.
      !end_blist
      
      In order to be able and access these buttons using the keyboard, we recommend to use JavaScript.
      The HTML attribute ""accesskey"" requires various additional function keys, depending on the browser, and doesn't access e.g. arrow keys.
      Keep in mind to not switch off the navigation buttons using (!KW [no_headlines]) and (!KW [no_footers]) in the preamble.
      Then include a JavaScript file which evaluates key presses, using (!KW [html_script_name]).
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!item [(!KW [language])]
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      The Portuguese translation of all terms used by UDO has been completed. 

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!item [Tiny bugfixes]
      As usual, various tiny bugs have been fixed.
      They were so small that they weren't even worth being listed.
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!end_description

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