Hi, Emanuele Santoro <m...@santoro.tk> writes:
> Hi there! > > I render the org-mode project of my website using HTML export > functions. > > I created a three-columns layout by using the Bootstrap > (http://getbootstrap.com/) and by wrapping the first three columns > within a div element of class "row". > > I do this by prepending and appending some static html via the #+HTML > directive, as in: > > #+HTML: <div class="row"> > > and > > #+HTML: </div> > > Also, I set the HTML_CONTAINER variable to use proper css classes: > > #+HTML_CONTAINER: div class="col-md-4" Does this do what you want? * h :PROPERTIES: :HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS: col-md-4 :END: p > Now the problems arise: > > 1) I have noticed that when closing the headline tag, org will generate > a syntactically wrong </div class="col-md-4"> tag. Most browser will > ignore such mistakes but it's still annoying. > > 2) Everything works okay if there are three or less columns. When > adding another column, I close the "row" container and open another > one, by adding > > #+HTML: </div> > #+HTML: <div class="row"> > > But this code is rendered within the HTML code of the previous > headline. > In general, it is not clear "where" a piece of HTML will be rendered. > Is there a way to specify that? Is there a way to say, like: "this piece > of HTML is not part of the current headline and should be rendered after > the last headline has been rendered" ? I guess you could use a filter. Perhaps the cleanest way would be to do something like the following and use a filter to clean up row. Perhaps you could use a function similar to org-export-ignore-headlines in ox-extra in contrib. * row :PROPERTIES: :HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS: row :END: ** h :PROPERTIES: :HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS: col-md-4 :END: p ** h :PROPERTIES: :HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS: col-md-4 :END: p ** h :PROPERTIES: :HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS: col-md-4 :END: p Hope it helps, Rasmus -- May contains speling mistake
