2011/7/15 Procházka Lukáš Ing. - Pontex s. r. o. <l...@pontex.cz>: > Hello, > > the following question may relate to XML processing rather to Context. > > But someone may have needed to solve the problem. > > Lets have a File.export which was generated by Context with > "\setupbackend[export=yes,xhtml=yes,css=yes]". > > Such a XML output file uses tags like: > > <section> > <sectionnumber> > <sectiontitle> > <sectioncontent> > <itemgroup> > <item> > ... > > Has anyone solved conversion of such a file to an [arbitrary] .(x)html? > > I have only slight knowledge about XML transformations - the task is just > about converting the Context XML to XHTML - and I would be hardly able to > write a XSLT from scratch. > > Moreover, I don't have personal experience with any XML processor/converter. > > It wouldn't be so important how the resulting .html would be "perfect"; the > main goal is to convert Context File.export to File.html with working > hyperlinks to view it in a web page viewer. > > Could anyone describe his experience? > > - Processor, support file(s) (XSLT?); any demos of such support files (their > "minimals") or "complex solutions" would be welcome; whatever working > solution. > > I'm WinXP (32b) user, so demos for Windows are preferred but any hints are > welcome. The context way is to demand the css files about the meaning of the tags . If you search in the ml (or grep the code) you will find an example of this; see also example-export.css in the minimals.
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