Hello Muse group, It took me waaayyyy too long, but I figured out how to create my own xml-based style and create new tags with it. I'm learning lisp on the fly, so its a bit of a challenge.
Now, is there any quick way to suppress the <p> and </p> tags in XML mode? The P tags make it difficult to parse the XML in my perl script, and having to remove these characters by hand kind of defeats the simplicity of the concept. I see that there are before/after hooks in Muse. Is there a way to run a perl script on a generated XML file as part of the Muse publication process? I guess I should explain that my goal is to produce XML that will then get fed into an HTML template generator to produce tableized version of the original (muse) information. So in case I'm going about this all wrong ... is there a better way to create table-like structions from headings? Either via HTML table tags or CSS-style coding. That is, header one becomes column 1, header 2 becomes column 2, header 3 becomes column 1, header 4 becomes column 2, and so forth. Thanks! _______________________________________________ Muse-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/muse-el-discuss
