Arguments for Style Sheets

DS2CONT and DS2TREE enable the following arguments for style sheet specifications in the HTML output file. See also the BDCLASS=, SEPCLASS=, and SPCLASS= arguments in Arguments for Page Formatting.
Style sheet arguments reference style information in one of two ways. Most of the arguments specify parameters in the HTML LINK tag:
<LINK HREF="1qtr98.css" TYPE="text/css" REL="stylesheet">
Use these arguments when you do not want to enter your style information directly into your HTML file when you create that file.
Other arguments embed the style information into the header of the HTML file. Use these arguments when you want to collect style information from multiple style sheets. The end result must create a complete STYLE tag in your HTML file.
You can combine LINK tag arguments with arguments that embed style information, but you cannot use the same ordinal number in two arguments. For example, you can specify the arguments SSHREF1= and SSFILE2=, but you cannot specify SSHREF1= and SSFILE1=.
The following arguments link to two different style sheets and include text comments for each style sheet.
ssfile1=comments1.txt,     /* embeds text                 */
sshref2=/style/style1.css, /* links to stylesheet         */
sstype2=text/css,          /* parameters for style sheets */
ssrel2=stylesheet,
ssfile3=comments2.txt,     /* embeds text                 */
sshref4=/style/style2.css, /* link to stylesheets         */
sstype4=text/css,
ssrel4=stylesheet,
SSFILE1–SSFILE5=file-specification
embeds in the HTML file the entire contents of the specified file.
Used by:DS2TREE, DS2CONST
SSFREF1–SSFREF5=fileref
embeds in the HTML file the entire contents of the file that is referenced by the SAS fileref.
Used by:DS2TREE, DS2CONST
SSHREF1–SSHREF5=style-sheet-URL
specifies the URL of the style sheet in the HREF= attribute of the LINK tag. If you specify a relative URL, it must be relative to the location of the HTML output file.
Used by:DS2TREE, DS2CONST
SSMEDIA1–5=media
specifies the media for which the style sheet was designed. The value is applied to the MEDIA= attribute of the LINK tag. The default value is SCREEN. Examples of other valid MEDIA values include BRAILLE for tactile feedback devices, and HANDHELD for small-screen devices.
Used by:DS2TREE, DS2CONST
SSREL1–5=relationship
specifies the REL= attribute of the LINK tag, which describes the relationship from the linked file to the HTML file. The value of this tag is generally STYLESHEET. The arguments SSREL1–5= can also be used with the arguments SSREV1–5 to link HTML pages in a series. For example, the SSREL1= argument can specify the next document in the series, and the SSREV2= argument can specify the reverse relationship, which would be the previous document in the series. Both arguments, SSRELn= and SSREVn=, can appear in the same LINK tag.
Used by:DS2TREE, DS2CONST
SSREV1–5=relationship
specifies the REV= attribute of the LINK tag, which describes the relationship from the HTML file to the linked file. See the SSREL1–5= argument for details.
Used by:DS2TREE, DS2CONST
SSTITLE1–5=title-of-linked-page
specifies the TITLE= attribute of the LINK tag. The TITLE= attribute provides a title for the referenced page. Use this argument when you are using the SSRELn= and SSREVn= arguments to specify next and previous links in a series of Web pages.
Used by:DS2TREE, DS2CONST
SSTYPE1–5=stylesheet-type
specifies the TYPE= attribute of the LINK tag. For cascading style sheets, this value usually is TEXT/CSS. For JavaScript style sheets, this value is generally TEXT/JAVASCRIPT.
Used by:DS2TREE, DS2CONST