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HP Help System Developer's Guide
Chapter 3 Writing a Help Topic |
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Table of Contents Each topic you write should have an element that marks the start of the topic:
Where element is one of the following: chapter, s1, s2, ..., s9. The body of the topic may begin on any line after the Topic Title. The topic's position within the topic hierarchy is determined by the element used to start the topic and by the element used to start the immediately preceding topic. For example, a topic that starts with <s2> and immediately follows a topic that starts with <s1> makes the<s2> topic a subtopic of the <s1> topic. The id is required if the topic is to be accessed either from the application (if you are writing application help) or from a hyperlink. The Topic Title can be any string. If the title string occupies more than one line in your source file, end all but the last line with an ampersand (&). To force a line break at a particular place within the Topic Title, use a backslash character (\). Example. The following line marks the start of a topic using the <s1> tag:
To force the title to be displayed on two lines, you use a backslash (\) like this:
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