Re: [O] Customizing TOCs in Derived Exporters
Rasmus writes: Josiah Schwab writes: How does one go about overriding org-html-toc, which unlike something like org-html-bold, does not appear in org-export-define-backend? I don't want the TOC not to appear, rather want it to be generated by another function, org-md-toc or what have you. I'm not sure whether this would work with md simply 'cause I haven't worked with the html+friends exporter(s), but perhaps you could replace the inner-template, i.e. write a replacement for org-html-inner-template. Yes, this suggestion worked for me. Thank you for the advice. Little by little I will come to understand the new exporter (not that I understood the old one). Independent of the confusion it caused me while trying to figure out how things work, it seems strange that the ox-md exporter generates a non-markdown TOC using org-html-toc. But I will leave that for those who really use the markdown exporter, which is neither you or me. Best, Josiah
Re: [O] Customizing TOCs in Derived Exporters
Josiah Schwab jsch...@gmail.com writes: Rasmus writes: Josiah Schwab writes: How does one go about overriding org-html-toc, which unlike something like org-html-bold, does not appear in org-export-define-backend? I don't want the TOC not to appear, rather want it to be generated by another function, org-md-toc or what have you. I'm not sure whether this would work with md simply 'cause I haven't worked with the html+friends exporter(s), but perhaps you could replace the inner-template, i.e. write a replacement for org-html-inner-template. Yes, this suggestion worked for me. Thank you for the advice. Little by little I will come to understand the new exporter (not that I understood the old one). Independent of the confusion it caused me while trying to figure out how things work, it seems strange that the ox-md exporter generates a non-markdown TOC using org-html-toc. But I will leave that for those who really use the markdown exporter, which is neither you or me. Is there a vanilla-markdown TOC-keyword? My understanding is that markdown always understand plain html, whence the html-toc is reusable. If there is exists a vanilla-markdown TOC perhaps it should be used. –Rasmus -- Dung makes an excellent fertilizer
Re: [O] Customizing TOCs in Derived Exporters
Rasmus writes: Josiah Schwab jsch...@gmail.com writes: Independent of the confusion it caused me while trying to figure out how things work, it seems strange that the ox-md exporter generates a non-markdown TOC using org-html-toc. But I will leave that for those who really use the markdown exporter, which is neither you or me. Is there a vanilla-markdown TOC-keyword? My understanding is that markdown always understand plain html, whence the html-toc is reusable. If there is exists a vanilla-markdown TOC perhaps it should be used. It sounds likely this is simply a confusion about the markdown specification on my end then. Thanks, Josiah
Re: [O] Customizing TOCs in Derived Exporters
Hi Josiah, Josiah Schwab jwsch...@berkeley.edu writes: How does one go about overriding org-html-toc, which unlike something like org-html-bold, does not appear in org-export-define-backend? I don't want the TOC not to appear, rather want it to be generated by another function, org-md-toc or what have you. I'm not sure whether this would work with md simply 'cause I haven't worked with the html+friends exporter(s), but perhaps you could replace the inner-template, i.e. write a replacement for org-html-inner-template. –Rasmus -- Together we'll stand, divided we'll fall
[O] Customizing TOCs in Derived Exporters
Hi All, I'm working on writing a derived exporter and I've been using ox-md.el as a template/guide. If I use the markdown exporter to export the following org file * Meeting Notes ** First Topic *** Subtopic 1 + a point + an *important* point *** Subtopic 2 + another point + an /interesting/ point ** Second Topic One long announcement without any particular structure. an html table of contents appears at the top of the exported file. div id=table-of-contents h2Table of Contents/h2 div id=text-table-of-contents ul lia href=#sec-11. Meeting Notes/a ul lia href=#sec-1-11.1. First Topic/a ul lia href=#sec-1-1-11.1.1. Subtopic 1/a/li lia href=#sec-1-1-21.1.2. Subtopic 2/a/li /ul /li lia href=#sec-1-21.2. Second Topic/a/li /ul /li /ul /div /div # Meeting Notes ## First Topic ### Subtopic 1 - a point - an **important** point ### Subtopic 2 - another point - an *interesting* point ## Second Topic One long announcement without any particular structure. How does one go about overriding org-html-toc, which unlike something like org-html-bold, does not appear in org-export-define-backend? I don't want the TOC not to appear, rather want it to be generated by another function, org-md-toc or what have you. Thanks, Josiah
