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File-level customization gives a specific look-and feel to an entire HTML page. Under normal circumstances, where there is no file-level customization, the following two lines are generated in each skeleton:
<BODY BGCOLOR="WHITE" TEXT="#000000" LINK="#0000FF" ALINK="#CC33FF" VLINK="#FF0000" onload=" ONLOADFUN()"> <IMG SRC="HTTP://WEB2EDOC/CA_WH.GIF" WIDTH="255" HEIGHT="60"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER"><IMG SRC="HTTP://WEB2EDOC/ADV2E.GIF" WIDTH="200" HEIGHT="60"></DIV>
The above code is generated from the *BODY and *HEADER object groups in the MLS Syntax file and the YDFTBGC, YDFTTXC, YDFTLKC, YDFTALC, YDFTVLC and YHTMOSF Web Option values.
If file-level customization is applied to a display file for a CA 2E function, then skeletons generated for screens for that function do not include the above lines. Consequently, file-level customization must at least consist of a <BODY> tag, which is required by HTML.
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