common.wml from gzz at Krugle

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<define-tag tjl>
    <p class="tjl">
    <img class="tjllogo" src="../TjlLogo.png" alt="Tjl: "/>
</define-tag>

<define-tag rtr>
    <p class="rtr">
    <img src="../RauliLogo.png" alt="Rauli: "/>
</define-tag>

<define-tag benja>
    <p class="benja">
    <b>Benja:</b>
</define-tag>

<define-tag ajk>
    <p class="ajk">
    <b>Ibid:</b>
</define-tag>

<define-tag tuukka>
    <p class="tuukka">
    <b>Tuukka:</b>
</define-tag>

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<define-tag substdims endtag=required>
	{: [[s/(?<!>)(d\.+[-\w]+)/<code>\1<\/code>/g]]
	  %body
	:}
</define-tag>


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<if <string-eq $(mode) ns4>
 <define-tag docref endtag=required>
    <preserve doc>
    <a href="../<get-var doc>-ns4.html">%body</a>
 </define-tag>
/>
<if <string-neq $(mode) ns4>
 <define-tag docref endtag=required>
    <preserve doc>
    <a href="../<get-var doc>.html">%body</a>
 </define-tag>
/>

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<define-tag infigure>
		<preserve img>
		<set-var %attributes>
	 <table border=0 width="100%"> <tr> <th>
	 <img align="middle" src="<get-var img>">
	 </table>
	 <p>
		<restore img>
</define-tag>

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	<!-- A bug-compatible ns4 version of figure. Crude but a must. -->
<if <string-eq $(mode) ns4>
 <group
	<define-tag figure endtag=required>
		<preserve img>
		<preserve width>
		<set-var %attributes>
		<table border=2 frame=box width="<get-var width>">
		<tr><th>
		<table border=0 width="100%">
		 <tr> <th> <img src="<get-var img>">
		 <tr> <th> <p>%body
		</table>
		</table>
		<restore img>
		<restore width>
	</define-tag>
	<define-tag abstract endtag=required>
		<h2>Abstract</h2>
		<p>
		%body
	</define-tag>
<define-tag warn>
<p class="csswarn">
<strong>
You are reading an ugly version of this document that doesn't use CSS
to place floats nicely. Figures are shown in a very crude way.
Get Mozilla and see the other version - it's MUCH better.
</strong>
</define-tag>
 />/>
<if <string-neq $(mode) ns4>
 <group
	<define-tag figure endtag=required>
		<preserve img>
		<preserve width>
		<set-var %attributes>
		<div class=figure style="width: <get-var width>">
		 <div class=figureimg>
		  <img src="<get-var img>">
		 </div>
		 <p>
		  %body
		</div>
		<restore img>
		<restore width>
	</define-tag>

	<define-tag abstract endtag=required>
		<div class=astract>
		 <h2 class=abstracthdr>Abstract</h2>
		 <p>
		  %body
		</div>
	</define-tag>
<define-tag warn>
<p class="csswarn">
<strong>
Note that this document contains some formatting that is best rendered
using a true CSS1 standard-compliant browser such as Mozilla; however,
it should work reasonably well with any browser that can at least ignore
CSS that it doesn't understand. Unfortunately, Netscape Navigator 4.7,
for example, doesn't. Well, that's life...  
</strong>
<br><br>
A non-CSS version exists: you can try by compiling this
document from its WML version with some switches.. (if you came here
through the WWW, there should be an alternate link on the referring
page. However, I like
the pretty rendering by Mozilla so much that that's still the default.
</define-tag>
 />
/>

#use wml::std::grid
#use wml::fmt::isolatin
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