"Charles C. Berry" <ccbe...@ucsd.edu> writes: > You do have that wrong. This is exactly what export filters and > derived backends are for. In fact, you can use both. For an example, > see > > http://orgmode.org/worg/exporters/filter-markup.html > > You will want to change `latex' to `html' in the > > `(org-export-define-derived-backend ...)' > > call and delete all filters except for `:filter-headline'. And revise > `ox-mrkup-filter-headline' accordingly.
Thanks for checking me on this, but I still don't see it. If I understand, a derived HTML backend with my own filter-headline would let me add my own extra HTML *outside* the "<h1>...</h1>", "<h2>...</h2>", etc, HTML that is generated by the base org-html-headline filter. But for the output I want I need to add my extra HTML *inside* the contents of the "<hN>...</hN>" tags. And I don't see an export filter for this "..." part. Or, maybe you suggest I do direct "surgery" on the TEXT argument that gets passed in to the filter and insert the "..." that way? I guess it could work to find the end of the "<hN...>" opening tag and then insert my "..." part. I'll try this approach. -Brett.
