Hi, after my clunky publishing chain from org to gitbook with multipage page output broke down recently I finally decided to tackle adding an export backend for multipage html output to org-export.
It is done now and mainly working. The backend uses all the funcionality of the ox html exporter, only slightly modifying the code in places where it is necessary for multipage output. In addition I tried to make it as general, as possible to enable adding other multipage backends (like for md output) easily. Before sharing it I thought it might be a good idea to think about integrating it properly/officially into org. I would be willing to provide the code, docs, patches, etc. There are a couple of decisions to make (should it be integrated as an option into the html output backend or should it be a separate backend altogether? What options concerning footnotes, toc, etc. should be provided? etc...) and this mail is basically asking about how to proceed. My questions: - Is there widespread interest to fully integrate it into org mode? - If so, whom should I contact, or is it expected that I just go ahead and supply merge requests? I'm a bit hesitant putting in the extra work of fully integrating it without approval by the maintainers to go ahead. In case someone wants to take a peek at the current state of the code you can check out my github repository here: https://github.com/ormf/ox-html-multipage Be aware and warned that the code is in constant flux, not finalized and there still are some open questions for me what would be the best way to integrate the code into the old export engine, like whether adding optional args to the transcoding functions or using properties in the info channel, etc... Once it is finalized, the current single page html export will work exactly as before (it already does, but while checking it out I am modifying the html templates for the multipage navigation, toc, etc.) Hope to hear from you, especially if the maintainers are reading this. -- Orm