13.4.5 Specifying page titles for HTML output files
You can specify page titles for an HTML output files any of these ways:
Assign a default or computed title
Assign title text to the HTML file.
The text you supply becomes the content of the <title> tag in the HTML <head> element. For more information, see §18.4.2 Specifying page titles for split or extract files.
Note: If some of your output files show Test File from Mif2Go as the title, this means you did not manage to specify titles for those files.
Assign a default or computed title
To specify a default page title for all output files:
;Title = default title for HTML files,
; overridden by all other settings
You can assign a macro or macro variable to the Title keyword. For example, to use the base name of the FrameMaker source file as the page title for each HTML file derived from that FrameMaker file:
See §18.4.2.6 Assigning a default title.
The easiest way to provide HTML page titles is to assign the Title property to all paragraph formats (usually headings) that begin new HTML files. For example:
; Title uses head as HTML page title, see [Titles]
With this setting, every HTML output file that begins with a Heading2 paragraph would have the text of that paragraph for a page title. See §18.4.2.2 Assigning a title with a paragraph format.
You can specify an individual page title with a FrameMaker Title marker; the content of the Title marker becomes the title of the HTML file generated from the section of your document where you inserted the marker. See §18.4.2.5 Assigning a title with a marker.
Assign title text to the HTML file
You can provide arbitrary text for the title by assigning the text to the HTML output file name; for example:
; html filename = title, overrides [HTMLParaStyles] Title setting
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You must assign the title text to the internal file name assigned by Mif2Go, not to any replacement name you may have specified for a split or extract file. See §18.4.2.4 Assigning a title with a file name.
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