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Diffstat (limited to 'tex/context/base/mkiv/back-exp.lua')
| -rw-r--r-- | tex/context/base/mkiv/back-exp.lua | 65 |
1 files changed, 46 insertions, 19 deletions
diff --git a/tex/context/base/mkiv/back-exp.lua b/tex/context/base/mkiv/back-exp.lua index 22822d7dd..f72cd68b8 100644 --- a/tex/context/base/mkiv/back-exp.lua +++ b/tex/context/base/mkiv/back-exp.lua @@ -3691,6 +3691,31 @@ local htmltemplate = [[ end end + -- Some elements are not supported (well) in css so we need to retain them. For + -- instance, tablecells have no colspan so basically that renders css table div + -- elements quite useless. A side effect is that we nwo can have conflicts when + -- we mix in with other html (as there is no reset). Of course, when it eventually + -- gets added, there is a change then that those not using the div abstraction + -- will be rediculed. + -- + -- a table tr td th thead tbody tfoot + -- + + local crappycss = { + table = "table", tabulate = "table", + tablehead = "thead", tabulatehead = "thead", + tablebody = "tbody", tabulatebody = "tbody", + tablefoot = "tfoot", tabulatefoot = "tfoot", + tablerow = "tr", tabulaterow = "tr", + tablecell = "td", tabulatecell = "td", + } + + local cssmapping = false + + directives.register("export.nativetags", function(v) + cssmapping = v and crappycss or false + end) + local function remap(specification,source,target) local comment = nil -- share comments for c in xmlcollected(source,"*") do @@ -3762,11 +3787,11 @@ local htmltemplate = [[ } end end - c.tg = "div" c.at = attr if label then attr.label = label end + c.tg = cssmapping and cssmapping[tg] or "div" end end end @@ -4054,28 +4079,30 @@ local htmltemplate = [[ local metadata = structures.tags.getmetadata() local specification = { - name = usedname, - identifier = os.uuid(), - images = wrapups.uniqueusedimages(), - imagefile = joinfile("styles",imagefilebase), - imagepath = "images", - stylepath = "styles", - xmlfiles = { xmlfilebase }, - xhtmlfiles = { xhtmlfilebase }, - htmlfiles = { htmlfilebase }, - styles = cssfiles, - htmlroot = htmlfilebase, - language = languagenames[texgetcount("mainlanguagenumber")], - title = validstring(finetuning.title) or validstring(identity.title), - subtitle = validstring(finetuning.subtitle) or validstring(identity.subtitle), - author = validstring(finetuning.author) or validstring(identity.author), - firstpage = validstring(finetuning.firstpage), - lastpage = validstring(finetuning.lastpage), - metadata = metadata, + name = usedname, + identifier = os.uuid(), + images = wrapups.uniqueusedimages(), + imagefile = joinfile("styles",imagefilebase), + imagepath = "images", + stylepath = "styles", + xmlfiles = { xmlfilebase }, + xhtmlfiles = { xhtmlfilebase }, + htmlfiles = { htmlfilebase }, + styles = cssfiles, + htmlroot = htmlfilebase, + language = languagenames[texgetcount("mainlanguagenumber")], + title = validstring(finetuning.title) or validstring(identity.title), + subtitle = validstring(finetuning.subtitle) or validstring(identity.subtitle), + author = validstring(finetuning.author) or validstring(identity.author), + firstpage = validstring(finetuning.firstpage), + lastpage = validstring(finetuning.lastpage), + metadata = metadata, } report_export("saving specification in %a",specificationfilename,specificationfilename) + xml.wipe(xmltree,"metadata") -- maybe optional + io.savedata(specificationfilename,table.serialize(specification,true)) -- the html export for epub is different in the sense that it uses div's instead of |