Carsten Dominik writes:
> This looks interesting. Do you have application examples?
Only the one I mentioned in the original message so far. It just wraps
the hole page into a table like this:
++
| Title |
+-+--+
| toc | sections.. |
This looks interesting. Do you have application examples?
A more template-like structure would be an alist, with contexts as keys,
and then two string values for the code to be inserted. Using
customize, this
could be set up by non-lispers.
- Carsten
On Mar 3, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Sebastian
The appended patch allows for custom layouts of the exported XHTML. As
the custom elements are added literally, PHP code could be added too.
Everyone who's informed about my elisp skills will read this with
appropriate scepticism :)
It's merely a proof of conncept, a suggestion.
Maybe we could f
