Customizing WebBridge Resource Panels

The resource panels are pop-up windows that display resource links. You can customize the resource panels by editing their files:

Resource panel files contain <!--{resourcelist}--> tokens. The system replaces the <!--{resourcelist}--> token with the applicable categories and resource links.

An example of a category inserted by the <!--{resourcelist}--> token is:

Category inserted by the <!--{resourcelist}--> token

The content of categories are drawn from the Name text box in the category definitions.

The format of categories is controlled by style sheet classes. The classes used are:

Style sheet class Tag type Applies to:
wbresourcelist div all category and resource links
wbcategory span each category

An example of a resource link inserted by the <!--{resourcelist}--> token is:

Resource links

The content of resource links is drawn from the Link Display text box in the resource definition and from the coverage database (holdings).

The format of resource links is controlled by style sheet classes. The classes used are:

Style sheet class Tag type Applies to:
wbresourcelist div all category and resource links
wblinkdisplay div each resource link
wblinkfield span each field selector in a Link Display text box in a resource definition, with the exception of #LinkText#
wblinktext span each #LinkText# in the a Link Display text box in a resource definition
NOTE

The Link Display text box in a resource definition accepts HTML code. If you enter HTML code in the Link Display text box and define a wblinkdisplay style, the conflict is resolved by the browser. Although there is a standard for resolving conflicts, browsers differ in their implementation of the standard. Results of the conflict, therefore, differ by browser.

Innovative recommends that you define styles in the style sheet whenever possible.

See also:
Customizing Holdings in WebBridge Resource Links
Maintaining the Web OPAC