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Generation of a HTML sitemap.html the website can then link to itself in sidebar, navbar, etc. #37

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andreas-kupries opened this issue Jan 21, 2015 · 2 comments

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As said in the subject.

@dbohdan dbohdan changed the title Enhancement: Generation of a HTML sitemap.html the website can then link to itself in sidebar, navbar, etc. Generation of a HTML sitemap.html the website can then link to itself in sidebar, navbar, etc. Jan 22, 2015
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dbohdan commented Jan 22, 2015

Interesting idea, though I wouldn't assign it a high priority for now. Rather than generate a separate HTML file this could be handled by adding a stylesheet to XML, which is perhaps more elegant. See this example and view its source. Another solution may be to switch sitemap generation from a dedicated proc in ssg.tcl to something that goes through the templating engine.

@dbohdan dbohdan added this to the 1.2 milestone Jan 22, 2015
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I agree that this is not really a high-prio thing.

I am pretty much fine with anything that results in something I can simply view myself in a browser and not technology showing through.

If a stylesheet for the .xml file can do that, yes, sure. Likely simpler to manage (i.e. stylesheet is static, changes are possibly only done in sync with the overall style), and generate (i.e. reuses the already made .xml file, no code required at all).

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