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Re: [Orgmode] <title> vs document heading in HTML export
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Bastien Guerry |
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Re: [Orgmode] <title> vs document heading in HTML export |
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Tue, 12 Feb 2008 12:23:10 +0000 |
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Phil Jackson <address@hidden> writes:
> Bastien <address@hidden> writes:
>
>>>> a) control what goes in <title> separately from the document header
>>>> (the text inside the first <h1> by default), and
>>>
>>> Would you care to suggest a syntax for this?
>>
>> I wonder why do you need this, Adam. The content of <title>...</title>
>> is only displayed on a few nearly-invisible locations and indexation is
>> not really an issue, I guess.
>
> Playing devils advocate:
>
> http://www.julian-bez.de/blog/2005/02/15/how-to-use-the-title-tag/
Interesting. But the issue discussed in this blog entry is more a
to-have-or-not-to-have issue. The point Adam is making is to have
two different titles, one for the <title> tag, another for the first
headline of the webpage itself.
After thinking of it, I can see one reason to justify having two titles:
one might want to have a very long and descriptive title in the <title>
tag, while saving space and having a more contextual-relevant title in
as the first headline.
For example
<title>This is MY blog! -- And this is the first entry of my blog</title>
and
<h1 class="title">And this is the first entry of my blog</h1>
But I'm still a bit skeptical many people would use this. Maybe my
imagination is just a bit short on this.
The example above suggests this syntax:
#+TITLE_TAG_FORMAT: This is MY blog! -- %t
%t = the title of the page (as in #+TITLE:)
%a = the author
...
--
Bastien