Le 26 février à 19:03:09 Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> écrit notamment:
| Dear list;
>
| I'm sure this is my fault, but I wouldn't know how to even look for
| this on the web or in the Muse manual. Here is the issue, hoping one
| of you can help me find where I'm missing the point.
>
| I have the following declared project in Muse 3.12:
>
| (setq muse-project-alist
| '(("website" ("Desktop/MyWebsite") :default "index"
| (:base "html" :path "/public_html"))))
>
| When I publish the Muse project with, say a single line such as * Test
| using Muse, the generated code looks like
>
| [...snip]
>
| </head>
| <body>
>
| <h1>index</h1>
| <!-- Page published by Emacs Muse begins here -->
| <h2>Test using Muse</h2>
>
| [snip...]
>
| My question is: Why is Muse generating the <h1> tag? How do I disable
| it and start with a blank page, instead of one with a self generated
| <h1> tag?
This is because you gave no title, so muse inserts what you specified as
default in your project; to avoid this (which is what you asked for -:) ),
try to type "#title " at the top of your file:
(not tested)
hth,
--
jean
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