An LAML Article page style. This style is for authoring a relatively simple scientific paper in LAML. The article style is modelled after LaTeX, but it is still incomplete and ad hoc. I include stuff when I need it. Simple formatting can be done via HTML tags mirrored in LAML. The alternative style, article-latex, generates LaTeX instead of HTML.
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1 Colors and other settings. |
| In this section we find the background, foreground, linking, and title colors of the article style. Furthermore, additional settings are provided for. |
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| article-background-color |
| Form | article-background-color |
| Description | The background color of the article |
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| article-foreground-color |
| Form | article-foreground-color |
| Description | The foreground color of the article |
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| article-link-color |
| Form | article-link-color |
| Description | The color of links from the article |
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| article-vlink-color |
| Form | article-vlink-color |
| Description | The color of visited links from the article |
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| article-title-color |
| Form | article-title-color |
| Description | The color of the article title |
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| article-header-color |
| Form | article-header-color |
| Description | The color of header lines in the article |
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| article-index-color |
| Form | article-index-color |
| Description | The color of index entries in the table of contents |
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| show-index? |
| Form | show-index? |
| Description | A boolean variable which controls generation of table of contents (index). |
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| index-columns |
| Form | index-columns |
| Description | In case of show-index, this variable gives the number of columns in the table of contents |
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2 Top level function. |
| In this section the important top level functions of the article style are presented. |
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| article-title |
| Form | (article-title title) |
| Description | Define the article title |
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| article-author-and-affiliation |
| Form | (article-author-and-affiliation . author-and-affiliation) |
| Description | Define the article author and affiliation. The first of the parameters is usually the author name. The remaining parameters represent affiliation information. |
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| article-abstract |
| Form | (article-abstract abstract) |
| Description | Define the article abstract |
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| article-section |
| Form | (article-section id title section-body) |
| Description | Define a section in this article. The first parameter, id, is a symbol which identifies the section. The seconde parameter, title, is a title string. The last parameter is the body of a section, typically and article-paragraph. |
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| article-subsection |
| Form | (article-subsection id title section-body) |
| Description | Define a subsection in this article. The first parameter, id, is a symbol which identifies the section. The seconde parameter, title, is a title string. The last parameter is the body of a section, typically and article-paragraph. |
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| article-paragraphs |
| Form | (article-paragraphs . paragraph-list) |
| Description | Define a number of paragraphs. Paragraphs are separated by a p tag. |
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| article-figure |
| Form | (article-figure id relative-file-path caption . unsed-rest) |
| Description | Define an article figure (gif or jpg) in terms of an id, a relative file path, and a caption. The first parameter, id, is a symbol which identifies the figure. The second parameter, relative-file-path, is the relative file path to the jpg or gif file. The third parameter is the caption of the figure (a string). |
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| article-named-issue-list |
| Form | (article-named-issue-list . issue-list) |
| Description | Define a number of name issues, which are rendered as titled items in a list. The parameters are supposed to be issue forms. |
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| issue |
| Form | (issue issue-title issue-body) |
| Description | Define an issue of an article-named-issue-list. An issue is defined in terms of a title and a body. |
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| article-items |
| Form | (article-items . items) |
| Description | Define a number of items. The parameters are supposed to be item forms. |
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| item |
| Form | (item i) |
| Description | Define an item in an article-items form. |
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| begin-article |
| Form | (begin-article) |
| Description | The clause which starts the article proper. This clause must be ended by end-article. Put article-title, article-author-and-affiliation, article-abstract, the sections, and the article-bibliography between begin-article and end-article. |
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| end-article |
| Form | (end-article) |
| Description | The clause which ends the article. |
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| section-ref |
| Form | (section-ref id) |
| Description | This form returns a link (anchor tag) to a section or subsection of the article. The reference is resolved via the aux file. |
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| figure-ref |
| Form | (figure-ref id) |
| Description | This form returns a link to a figure of the article. |
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| cite |
| Form | (cite . key-list) |
| Description | This form returns a list of links to citations of this article. key-list is a list of strings, which identify bibliograph items. |
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| article-bibliography |
| Form | (article-bibliography . bib-items) |
| Description | Define the bibliograph items of the article. It is assumed that the constituents are bib-item forms. |
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| bib-item |
| Form | (bib-item key formatted-bib) |
| Description | The individual bibliograph items of the article-bibliography. A bib-item is defined in terms of a key and a string, which represents the formatted bib information. |
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3 Target specific insertions. |
| Do only use these in special situations. |
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