Hi everyone, Now that org-cite is working (!!!), I am incrementally updating all my lecture slides to use proper citations. This is mostly quite simple, but I find that in the rush before class I am often forgetting to add a new slide with *both* the
#+print_bibliography: line that will generate a bibliography, *and* a :CUSTOM_ID: property set to ~bibliography~, which is required for working links around citation objects. I'd like to check to see whether a slide with :CUSTOM_ID of ~bibliography~ exists, and if not, insert a heading at the end of the exported text (either the file or a subtree), something like ** Sources :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: bibliography :END: #+print_bibliography: What is the appropriate way for me to do this as an end user who doesn't want to write his own derived backend? Is the appropriate process to write a function that inspects and modifies the parse tree, and then add that function to ~org-export-filter-body-functions~? In fact, I wonder if I want to do this for all HTML export that contains citation objects. What do other people think about that idea? Thanks as always, Matt
