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Clickable map export

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Jean
2016-08-09
2019-03-26

  • Mike Petonic

    Mike Petonic - 2016-08-11

    Under File -> Export, select the output and specify the format as "XHTML (Clickable map image version)". It'll create a file.HTML and then a directory called file.html_files.

    Just click on the file ending in HTML at the top level of your save.

    Let us (and the rest of the future viewers of this quesiton) know if it worked for you.

    Here's a screenshot of the file format to save as as an attachment.

     
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  • Jean

    Jean - 2016-08-12

    Thanks for your response, Mike.

    You're right, XHTML it is. I thought I tried everything but apparently I hadn't.

    It's a nice output format because the map structure is preserved and the notes stand out. I wish that was the case for word processor formats odt and doc (I'd add rtf).

     

    Last edit: Jean 2016-08-12

    • Mike Petonic

      Mike Petonic - 2016-08-13

      Thanks for replying back to the list.

      Agreed. The closest format to preserving the structure, for me, is to export it in Word and then use a heirarchical format in the template.

      That's the great thing about OpenSource, and FreePlane in particular. Most things, you can get in there and hack yourself :-)

       

  • Jean

    Jean - 2016-08-13

    Export it in Word and then use a heirarchical format in the template.

    It would be great if you could explain this further. I'm sure others would find it useful too.

     

  • Goussu Mgoussu

    Goussu Mgoussu - 2019-03-26

    2 years later, I agree with jean