Re: publish_parts and table of contents?

On July 26, 2017 at 2:03:02 AM, Guenter Milde via Docutils-users (
[email protected]) wrote:

On 2017-07-25, Tony Narlock wrote:

> What if the user doesn’t want to publish CSS from the tree?

You can select the used CSS stylsheet(s) as well as toggle between
inclusion and referencing them via Docutils settings.
For programmatic use, "settings_override" is your friend.

See "config.html" and the documentation the publish_* functions for
descriptions and, e.g., the functional tests for usage examples.


> Even if using
> publish_doctree, I prefer the equivalent to publish_parts fragment and
> html_body, usually.


> Here is what I did:

...

> Is the equivalent of this attainable a simpler way? Is something like this
> worth considering as a patch?

I don't know. You may file an enhancement ticket.

Considering that.



Also the addition of "contents" as a part for the HTML writer seems like a
valid enhancement request. (But mind that we don't have many ressources to
really work on it.)

The ToC is being used on a production website right now, I plan on making a
post about how the site uses docutils.

I’m trying to get myself into gear on docutils internals so I can help now
and then.



Günter


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