Doing the picture is the easy part of it, but how to adapt the structure to use it is different.
I managed to retrieve the HTML for one of the pages. It's ugly. The governing stylesheet should be [tde]/share/doc/HTML/en/common/kde-common.css, but as far as I can tell that's empty (file contains comments only), and the style declarations that are actually used are embedded. They're being added from various .xsl files applied when the documentation is generated.
Yes, I found the kde-common.css to be empty too!
The good news is that I was able to pull out the names of the image files in use. All are in [tde]/share/doc/HTML/en/common/ (khelpcenter/common/ is just a symlink to that directory, on my system at least).
header: top-middle.png, top-right-konqueror.png footer: bottom-middle.png, bottom-right.png, bottom-left.png
Yes, I found them too.
A lot of the other images seem to be from a previous version of the chrome, and I don't think they're in use right now (there may be one or two exceptions).
I also think that they are not all in use, but some are. Do the following steps on your system: 1.Open Trinity Help Center 2.Click on the Glossary tab 3.Check any definitions in the glossary. They use very old files.
Changing the opaque backgrounds of some elements may be a bit more difficult. Some definitions seem to be in [tde]/share/apps/ksgmltools2/docbook/xsl/html/docbook.xsl , but there may be others scattered around.
The best long-term solution may be to conduct a search-and-destroy on the style definitions embedded in the XSL and move everything to kde-common.css, assuming kde-common.css isn't auto-generated and we can confirm that all the pages import that stylesheet.
E. Liddell
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I made not transparent file for the top header, but even if I change these files, the text would still be right-aligned and with black text, with grey-white shadow. If at least the place where the header text alignment settings is found, I'll probably be able to change it.
-Alexandre
