Define the Head and Tail of an Element

Similarly define the text to be written to the attribute file at the start and end of each element by means of the ELEMENT_HEADER and ELEMENT_FOOTER commands.

The HTML file needs to start the table and define a caption at the start of each element, for example:

<TABLE BORDER><CAPTION>Cell 1 0</CAPTION>

and needs to close the table afterwards:

</TABLE>

Some of the information in the element header changes from element to element, and so the command uses two variables in the quoted strings:

ELEMENT_HEADER |<TABLE BORDER><CAPTION>²

Cell %ID1% %ID2%</CAPTION>|

ELEMENT_FOOTER |</TABLE>|

These variables (%ID1% and %ID2%) are replaced whenever an element is processed by the current identification numbers (the third and fourth numbers in the dgn attribute linkage). Refer to Variables Available for a list of all available variables.