amCSSForHTML {allelematch}

Produce cascading style sheet (CSS) for HTML

Description

Returns a string containing the CSS code for embedding in HTML output by amHTML.amPairwise and amHTML.amUnique.

Usage

	amCSSForHTML()

Details

This function is used internally. It can also be used as a basis to tweak the CSS code if different output formatting and colour-coding are desired. See examples.

Value

A string containing a complete cascading style sheet.

Author(s)

Paul Galpern ([e-mail])

References

For more information and for a complete vignette, please access via the Data S1 Supplementary documentation and tutorials (PDF) located at <doi:10.1111/j.1755-0998.2012.03137.x>.

See Also

amHTML.amPairwise, amHTML.amUnique

Examples

	## Not run: 
	data("amExample5")
	
	## Produce CSS file for editing
	cat(amCSSForHTML(), file = "myCSS.css")
	
	## Edit myCSS.css manually using text editor, then reimport as follows
	myCSS <- 
		paste(
			readLines("myCSS.css"), 
			collapse = "\n"
			)
	
	## Perform an allelematch unique analysis
	myUnique <- 
		amUnique(
			amDataset(
				amExample5, 
				missingCode = "-99", 
				indexColumn = 1, 
				metaDataColumn = 2, 
				ignoreColumn = "gender"
				),
			alleleMismatch = 3
			)

	## Produce HTML output using tweaked CSS
	amHTML.amUnique(
		myUnique, 
		html = "myUnique.htm", 
		htmlCSS = myCSS
		)
	
## End(Not run)