Re: [Rest2web-develop] Section headers

[Michael F. <fuz...@vo...>]

martin f krafft wrote:
>
> I am now running up against a new problem, testing:
>
>   $ r2w
>   [...]
>   Building contact.html
>   [...]
>   Processing "sub" directory.
>   $ mkdir foo
>   $ cp contact.txt foo/bar.txt
>   $ r2w
>   [...]
>   Building contact.html
>   Skipping "contact.html". Identical file exists.
>   [...]
>   Processing "foo" directory.
>
>   Processing "sub" directory.
>   [...]
>
> It's just ignoring the foo/bar.txt file...
>   
A directory is *only* processed if it has an index.txt.

rest2web is designed to create sites that are structured using 
directories. Each directory can optionally be divided into sections.

It is expected that each directory has an index page (because they are 
rendered differently, and rest2web needs to know which one is the index 
page). If you *don't* want the main page in a directory to be called 
'index.html' there are a couple of ways of achieving this.

Index page is called index.txt :

    restindex
       target: bar.html
    /restindex

You want the index page to be called something else. You will still need 
an index.txt for the directory to be processed :

restindex
    index-file: bar.txt
/restindex

All the best,

Fuzzyman
http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/index.shtml