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I tried that but couldn't grok how to set an arbitrary page structure. The default org html export is awful and it seems very opinionated about the workflow, bu

• lelanthran 5y ago
  > I tried that but couldn't grok how to set an arbitrary page structure. I don't know what this means - I write a normal org document with headings and suchlike, and then export. For site structure I store each page as a separate org file and the html-export exports the links correctly. It might just be that I am happy with the output so I didn't try to change anything, so didn't run into the problem you did.
  • na85 5y ago
    What do you do if you want to change the layout of the rendered html? For example, suppose you wanted a sidebar, or an absolute-positioned floating navbar or something.
    • lelanthran 5y ago
      > For example, suppose you wanted a sidebar, or an absolute-positioned floating navbar or something. I suppose that I would have to specify that I wanted to export a ToC with a maximum depth of 1. Currently all my css rules are in a different file (not managed by emacs/org) and I would modify the css in that file to ensure that the ToC appears in a left positioned div, or a floating absolute div, etc. To be honest, I think that that will only work for a ToC. If you asked "how would you specify a list for the sidebar and another for the top menu navbar" I won't be able to give you an answer[1]. [1] Hey, maybe it can be done, but not as far as I know.