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Web Style Guide Files, Content of a Web Style Guide File, Required Environment Variables

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Appendix D - Advanced Configuration Web Style Guide Files The printer network cards customizes the default web pages by changing the configuration of the engine that generates the pages. While generating the pages, the web server accesses configuration parameters, like the background color, the name of logos to display on the page and generates the HTML code. Default configuration of these parameters makes the printer's web page appear in the Intermec style, with corporate colors and logos. When changing the parameters, the web pages are permanently customized. Customization of these parameters has to be done in specific files called "Web Style Guide Files", assigning user-defined values to several support environment variables. Web style guide files contain parameters to set web page content and layout. These files can be stored either on /c or pffs:. In the file system, /c has priority over pffs:, which implies that if there is a web style guide on /c (for example /c/webstyleguide.0), the printer will not look for pffs:webstyleguide.1. Intermec recommends that you store web style guides on pffs to minimize the risk of them being accidentally removed. Content of a Web Style Guide File A Web Style Guide file has to contain a set of mandatory environment variables and it can also contain optional variables. All variables have to be lowercase, followed by a "=" sign and a consistent value. There is no specific order of the variables. Required Environment Variables Use the reference table below to understand all of the required environment variables. Understanding Required Environment Variables Variable bgco coli cona Description Background color, BGCOLOR attribute of BODY tag. Copyright link, link to html file showing Copyright notes. Company name. PX4i and PX6i High Performance Printer User's Manual 177

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Appendix D — Advanced Configuration
PX4i and PX6i High Performance Printer User’s Manual
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Web Style Guide Files
The printer network cards customizes the default web pages by
changing the configuration of the engine that generates the pages.
While generating the pages, the web server accesses configuration
parameters, like the background color, the name of logos to display
on the page and generates the HTML code. Default configuration of
these parameters makes the printer’s web page appear in the Intermec
style, with corporate colors and logos. When changing the
parameters, the web pages are permanently customized.
Customization of these parameters has to be done in specific files
called
“Web Style Guide Files”
, assigning user-defined values to several
support environment variables.
Web style guide files contain parameters to set web page content and
layout. These files can be stored either on /c or pffs:.
In the file system, /c has priority over pffs:, which implies that if there
is a web style guide on /c (for example /c/webstyleguide.0), the printer
will not look for pffs:webstyleguide.1. Intermec recommends that you
store web style guides on pffs to minimize the risk of them being
accidentally removed.
Content of a Web Style Guide File
A Web Style Guide file has to contain a set of mandatory environment
variables and it can also contain optional variables. All variables have
to be lowercase, followed by a “=” sign and a consistent value. There is
no specific order of the variables.
Required Environment Variables
Use the reference table below to understand all of the required
environment variables.
Understanding Required Environment Variables
Variable
Description
bgco
Background color, BGCOLOR attribute of BODY tag.
coli
Copyright link, link to html file showing Copyright notes.
cona
Company name.