Catonano <caton...@gmail.com> writes: > Nick, > > 2013/12/18 Nick Dokos <ndo...@gmail.com> > > I'm not suggesting that you write this stuff in each and every file in > your blog. I'm just suggesting that before you can even have a blog (at > least using this mechanism), you have to first figure out what the > problem is and resolve it. Then you can optimize. > > If the above works, then it's straigthforward to translate this into > settings that you can put into your .emacs. If it doesn't, anything else > you or we do is wasted effort (of which there's been plenty in this > thread). > > I'm sorry that you feel this thread to contain wasted effort. > > I have to say that I disagree. > > In fact, it's solved, it works now, and it works by indicating html5 in the > configuration rather than in a file. > > I was probably confused by reading both the manual and the Worg guide. > > I see your point of starting from the easy and then figuring how to > generalize. But, you know, cognitive paths are personal. > > That's why I published a simple example project for anyone to inspect. > > Sometimes wasting effort is due to assuming your peer is traveling along the > same cognitive path that you would. >
Truer words were never uttered... But my interpretation of them differs from yours :-) > As you can see, it worked. > > Thanks anyway for your help > > I think I will have to use your suggestion to move from a configuration based > html5 publishing to a templates based one. > > I'll let you know Nick
