This is the template that I use for those sorts of things:
______ start of template depth_outliner_item.html ____________
<h^get(OutlineDepth)^>^title(this)^</h^get(OutlineDepth)^>
^text^
^justChildren(depth_outliner_item.html)^
______ not template code anymore ____
That will export html with <h1> for the top level items in your
Tinderbox outline, <h2> for the next level, and so on. It's ugly as
html because your headings will be gigantic, but Word will recognize
the HTML and build you an outline *if* you import the code as html.
If your Tinderbox file is really deep, more than 6 levels, it'll
break when it runs past <h6>, I think.
If you want to leave it in HTML and publish it on the web, this is a
wrapper file that calls the template I just gave:
______ start of template depth_outliner_page.html ____________
<html>
<head>
<title>^doctitle^</title>
</head>
<body>
<h2>^doctitle^</h2>
^text^
^justChildren(depth_outliner_item.html)^
</body>
</html>
______ not template code anymore ____
Does that work for you?
--Scott Price
sprice__AT__textuality.org
Received on Mon May 9 20:56:40 2005
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