Hello. For my first port on this list, please let me thank the maintainers of muse.el, and all the people who contribute to it.
Now, I'd like to add an SSI tag to a page I generate. For the record, such a tag is hidden inside an SGML comment and starts with a #, like this: <!-- #include file="my_html_chunk.html" --> I thought I have two possibilities for this. Either I write directly this in my muse document, or I create a personal <ssi> tag so that muse generates SSI tags with the parameters I provide. In both cases, I failed to get this kind of tag correctly generated. I went further in the second case, and my problem is that the # is always translated by muse to a <a> tag. Please, how can I prevent muse to parse a symbol (specially this one) ? -- David _______________________________________________ Muse-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/muse-el-discuss
