Re: Re[2]: website suggestion

[Han-Wen Nienhuys]

address@hidden writes:
> 
> Update: this definately won't work, because of the way Lily builds the
> web site -- there's a standard html header file (it mostly sets up the
> menus on the left) that's included in all the seperate html pages.  That
> header also defines the title.
> 
> There might be another way to do it, of course -- I'm certainly not an
> expert at these things.  I'd imagine that there's a way to make texinfo
> automatically use the "@section foo" string for the html <title></title>.
> 
> Umm, I should have cc'd this to lilypond-devel a few emails ago.  In case
> some people there don't read lilypond-user as well, here's the original
> suggestion that we're discussing:

That's not true. <title> comes from the @title in lilypond.tely (for
the manual). If you want to put node names in the webpages, you have
to hack a little at makeinfo (included in the GNU Texinfo
package. Maybe you can even ask the maintainer who is also a LilyPond
user.)

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