// This JavaScript contains all of the functions and variables needed to make
// a simple template-base dHMTL web structure.
// This creates the left-hand navigation menu - change this when choices are added/removed/modified.
// It is created as a definition list (DL) and the DL/DT/DD elements are laid out with CSS via style.css
// New main headings will be dt entries, and new subheadings will be dd entries.
function lhn() {
document.writeln ('
');
}
// This function takes the hidden data that came to us from the actual HTML file
// and displays it on the screen in the main data display area. This is the "d"
// part of the dHTML that is this page.
function populate() {
var destination=document.getElementById("display_data");
var source=document.getElementById("main_data");
destination.innerHTML=source.innerHTML;
source.innerHTML="";
source.className = "no_display";
}
// This is the main function. Its purpose is to take the document that was given to the
// browser by the web server (which contains nothing visible to print on the screen) and
// builds the menu structure around it. Finally, it calls the populate function which
// takes the hidden data and puts it on the screen in the right place.
function display_page() {
var d = new Date();
document.writeln ('