Hi all, I've been investigating a viable way to generate for every exported html file in an org-publish project a list of links to all the other html files in the directory-tree and I'm stuck. I want this list to be inserted as a header, nicely css-ed into a navigation bar.
The idea is to graft a function that is either passed to :html-preamble or is added as a hook to org-export-html-final-hook. Incidently, it took a long time to figure out that one cannot pass mere functions to html-preamble like this: :html-preamble 'my-cool-function-that-returns-a-string nor like this: :html-preamble 'my-cool-function-that-*inserts*-a-string instead it needs to be: :html-preamble (lambda(x) (insert (my-cool-function-that-returns-a-string x))) or, :html-preamble (lambda(x) (my-cool-function-that-inserts-a-string x)) Anyway, with that out of the way, now I am left with the challenge of figuring out how to determine the position of this file with regard to the other files in the project, file-relative-name really comes in handy here. The issue for me is that the html-preamble and the ....-final-hook are called in the html buffer. It is easier to graft a link list based on the original org-tree than on the exported html-tree, as path-changes would cause issues. So the idea is now to find the path to the original org-file and construct a link list based on the original org-publish tree (cunningly renaming .org into .html) Alternatively, how about extending the sitemap generator to generate a link-list for every file like so: file.org-> file.inc file.html file.inc would only consist of: <div id="linklist"> <a href=../projects/randomproject.html>cool project</a> <a href=../contact/about.html>all me</a> <a href=../../index.html>home</a> </div> (hmm bad example, it also needs some form of ul/li grouping based on subdirectory, but you get the idea) Any and all tips and pointers are appreciated. sndr
