3 bugs with the HTML exporter

3 bugs with the HTML exporter

[Daniel Clemente]

Hi,
   with org-mode 5.13i, the HTML exporter produces wrong results. I
attach 3 explanations.


*** 1
I want a bold URI: *http://example.com/*

A cursive URI will be tricky: /http://example.com//

This other method also doesn't work:
*[[http://example.com/][http://example.com/]]*
/[[http://example.com/][http://example.com/]]/


*** 2
This line has a footnote.[1]

[1] And the footnote has a list:
- First element
- Second one

The <ul> appears inside the „p" element, but the paragraph isn't
closed; there's no </p>.
(And yes, I really have used and seen lists on footnotes on articles).

*** 3

The next horizontal line (<hr>)  shouldn't be inside a paragraph
(<p>...<hr />...</p>), but on its own (<hr />):

---------------------

Since if you want for instance to apply a background-color or border
to all paragraphs, you don't want that the line also has it.


  Thanks,

Daniel

Re: 3 bugs with the HTML exporter

[Carsten Dominik]

Hi Daniel,

On Nov 19, 2007 10:42 PM, Daniel Clemente <n142857@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>    with org-mode 5.13i, the HTML exporter produces wrong results. I
> attach 3 explanations.
>
>
> *** 1
> I want a bold URI: *http://example.com/*


This does not work, and probably never will.  You can use

@<b>[[http://example.com/]]@</b>

if you must, even though I find it hard to see why you'd want a URL in bold.

> *** 2
> This line has a footnote.[1]
>
> [1] And the footnote has a list:
> - First element
> - Second one
>
> The <ul> appears inside the „p" element, but the paragraph isn't
> closed; there's no </p>.
> (And yes, I really have used and seen lists on footnotes on articles).
>
> *** 3
>
> The next horizontal line (<hr>)  shouldn't be inside a paragraph
> (<p>...<hr />...</p>), but on its own (<hr />):
>


Both tricky, I am taking a note and put them on my list - but I need a
really rainy day
to try to fix this.  The exporter is not one the pieces I am too proud of......

- Carsten



> ---------------------
>
> Since if you want for instance to apply a background-color or border
> to all paragraphs, you don't want that the line also has it.
>
>
>   Thanks,
>
> Daniel
>
>
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