Re: links in html within a page

[Graham Percival]

Karl Berry wrote:
>     said that they used the all-in-one HTML page instead of the split HTML
>
> Is that the only issue?  How about split-by-chapter with a normal node
> structure?  (texi2html will give you that.)

Unfortunately, the desire was for split-by-subsection.  I see now that 
texi2html can't do that, but since it's perl I could probably supply a 
patch that enables split-by-subsection instead of -section.

>     where 1.1.1 has a web page which includes the four @unnumberedsubsubsec,
>
> My thought is to use @subsubheading ...
>
>     but all of the above is shown in the table of contents.
>
> ... and write postprocessing script to create the TOC.

Hmm, that's worth investigating.

>     Perhaps the real answer is to use texi2html for our HTML docs; it claims
>     to be much more flexible.
>
> You can definitely play with the emitted HTML to a much greater extent
> in texi2html.  But whether it's going to help you automatically create a
> toc for nodes that don't exist, I dunno.

I should clarify that changing @node to @anchor was purely a hack to 
produce a split-by-subsection (not split-by-node-in-each-subsubsection) 
while still printing a full TOC.

At this very moment, I'm reading an "intro to sed" webpage to see how to 
undo the @node->@anchor change.  :)

Cheers,
- Graham