keithpeter
January 16th, 2011, 07:33 PM
Hello All
I'm currently using a few bash scripts to publish and automatically index a web site that is not updated often. See
http://bodmas.org/pages/20100221--web_how_this_site_is_published.html
for the gory details (and they are gory :twisted:)
I'd like to publish the site using a single text file to hold all the pages, with an outliner or folding editor type arrangement. Sort of like Eastgate Systems' Tinderbox or Winer's OPML editor. Image files in a specific location with callouts in the text.
Any suggestions? Has anyone used org-mode in emacs for this? Most org-mode stuff I'm googling has multiple file trees.
Any other candidates?
Currently, I produce html files in a specific folder on this PC and then synch them with remote server space using lftp.
I'd like to be able to go from a single text file -> export to static pages, only updated if the specific page text changed -> lftp upload to remote server
I'm currently using a few bash scripts to publish and automatically index a web site that is not updated often. See
http://bodmas.org/pages/20100221--web_how_this_site_is_published.html
for the gory details (and they are gory :twisted:)
I'd like to publish the site using a single text file to hold all the pages, with an outliner or folding editor type arrangement. Sort of like Eastgate Systems' Tinderbox or Winer's OPML editor. Image files in a specific location with callouts in the text.
Any suggestions? Has anyone used org-mode in emacs for this? Most org-mode stuff I'm googling has multiple file trees.
Any other candidates?
Currently, I produce html files in a specific folder on this PC and then synch them with remote server space using lftp.
I'd like to be able to go from a single text file -> export to static pages, only updated if the specific page text changed -> lftp upload to remote server