Title: Examples

<h3>Examples</h3>

<p>This is what you really want -- examples of how to create your own
web site styles.  These are done by creating a <em>generator</em>
class, which customizes not only style elements such as the
<a href="components.html#sidebar">sidebar</a>
colors and the
<a href="components.html#corner">corner</a> icon, but also such elements as
the copyright
notice and what
<a href="http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2822.html">RFC 2822</a>-style
headers are recognized.  Sorry, but
there's no really good documentation for how to do this yet, so UTSL.
Here are a list of generator classes I've included:

<ul>
<li><b><tt>SelfGenerator.py</tt></b> -- this is the generator class
    for the <a href="index.html">ht2html</a> documentation pages.

<p><li><b><tt>PDOGenerator.py</tt></b> -- this is the generator
    class for the
    <a href="http://www.python.org/">python.org</a> site.
    Almost all .html files on the site have a corresponding .ht file,
    so you should be able to just delete the trailing <em>ml</em> from
    the url to view it.  Also look around for <tt>links.h</tt> files
    which contain the sidebar links.

<p><li><b><tt>BAWGenerator.py</tt></b> -- this is the generator for
    <a href="http://barry.wooz.org/">my personal Web pages</a>.

<p><li><b><tt>JPyGenerator.py</tt></b> -- this was the generator for
    the old JPython site, but I'm not sure if the same one is still used
    for the new <a href="http://www.jython.org/">Jython site</a>.

<p><li><b><tt>JPyLocalGenerator.py</tt></b> -- this was the generator
    for the documentation that comes with JPython.  The neat thing
    about this was that I can maintain one set of source .ht files for
    both the on-line version of the docs, and the off-line version
    that you can access via <tt>file:</tt> URLs once you've installed
    JPython.  This handles the situation where some links for the
    off-line version will have to send you out onto the web.

<p><li><b><tt>StandardGenerator.py</tt></b> -- not really used
    anywhere but provides a fallback when no other generator is
    specified.  Also, it shows you how simple a generator can be.
</ul>