Hello, Patrice Dumas <[email protected]> writes: > On Sun, Dec 22, 2024 at 09:52:52PM +0000, Frederico Muñoz wrote: >> Patrice Dumas <[email protected]> writes: >> >> Hello, >> >> One thing I've noticed is that with USE_NODE=0 and FORMAT_MENU="menu", >> the MENU_SYMBOL isn't used. It works as expected with either >> USE_NODE=1 or FORMAT_MENU="sectiontoc" though. > > With FORMAT_MENU="sectiontoc" there are no menus at all, so if there are > bullets, it is unrelated to MENU_SYMBOL.
Yes, correct, I get bullets but they are not related to MENU_SYMBOL. > I tested, and with USE_NODES=0 (or USE_NODES=1), FORMAT_MENU="menu" > and MENU_SYMBOL=§ I get the § symbol as menu symbol. Without MENU_SYMBOL > set I get some bullets too. > > Would you have a reproducer? Yes, and initially I couldn't reproduce it: its the --no-number-sections that makes it like that. #+BEGIN_SRC @node Top @top Home Test menu options. @node Posts @chapter Posts @node FirstPost @nodedescription 2024-12-22 @section First Post One two three. @node SecondPost @nodedescription 2024-12-23 @section Second Post Four five six. #+END_SRC $ texi2any --html -o out -c MENU_SYMBOL='§ ' -c USE_NODES=1 -c NODE_NAME_IN_MENU=0 -c FORMAT_MENU="menu" --no-number-sections posts.texi - First Post: 2024-12-22 $ texi2any --html -o out -c MENU_SYMBOL='§ ' -c USE_NODES=0 -c NODE_NAME_IN_MENU=0 -c FORMAT_MENU="menu" --no-number-sections posts.texi First Post: 2024-12-22 $ texi2any --html -o out -c MENU_SYMBOL='§ ' -c USE_NODES=0 -c NODE_NAME_IN_MENU=0 -c FORMAT_MENU="menu" posts.texi 1.1 First Post: 2024-12-22 Maybe this is by design, but it's not obvious to me why --no-number-sections should remove the menu symbol. Best regards, -- Frederico
