>>>>> "JMdB" == Jean Magnan de Bornier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JMdB> Hi all, New to this list
JMdB> Emacs-cvs, Linux-gentoo
JMdB> I installed muse about one week ago on my emacs and I am
JMdB> absolutely enthusiastic about it; so thanks to all who have
JMdB> some responsibility in this project.
JMdB> I have tried to define header, footer, extension on a per
JMdB> project basis, but have not succeeded until now; here is what
JMdB> I wrote in .emacs (last 3 lines):
I just define a new style for each project, like so...
(muse-derive-style "bioont-06-xhtml" "html"
:header "~/src/ht/bioontologies/header.html"
:footer "~/src/ht/bioontologies/footer.html")
I also posted recently, the muse-settings package which allows me to
do this using a file in the same directory as the .muse files (my
project alist form was getting silly).
Then you just do this...
(muse-settings-add-project
`("CSC8306-2006"
(,(muse-settings-local-path) :default "index.html")
(:base "csc8306-html" :path ,(muse-settings-local-path))))
(muse-settings-derive-style
"csc8306-html" "html"
:header (muse-settings-local-header)
:footer (muse-settings-local-footer))
This saves the nastiness of having to set full paths all the time. In
this case, I assume a standard name for the header and footers.
Normally, I use "header.xml" and "footer.xml". I've found this works
better than the more obvious "header.html", as it makes a clean build
of the website much easier -- you just delete *.html.
Cheers
Phil
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