... Perfect, thanks! (c:\ConTeXt\tex\texmf-context\tex\context\base\export-example.*) I didn't know this example; creating .(x)htm(l) in such way is really easy! Best regards, Lukas On Fri, 15 Jul 2011 10:36:32 +0200, luigi scarso wrote:

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Hello,

the following question may relate to XML processing rather to Context.

But someone may have needed to solve the problem.

Lets have a File.export which was generated by Context with "\setupbackend[export=yes,xhtml=yes,css=yes]".

Such a XML output file uses tags like:

<section> <sectionnumber> <sectiontitle> <sectioncontent> <itemgroup> <item> ...

Has anyone solved conversion of such a file to an [arbitrary] .(x)html?

I have only slight knowledge about XML transformations - the task is just about converting the Context XML to XHTML - and I would be hardly able to write a XSLT from scratch.

Moreover, I don't have personal experience with any XML processor/converter.

It wouldn't be so important how the resulting .html would be "perfect"; the main goal is to convert Context File.export to File.html with working hyperlinks to view it in a web page viewer.

Could anyone describe his experience?

- Processor, support file(s) (XSLT?); any demos of such support files (their "minimals") or "complex solutions" would be welcome; whatever working solution.

I'm WinXP (32b) user, so demos for Windows are preferred but any hints are welcome. The context way is to demand the css files about the meaning of the tags . If you search in the ml (or grep the code) you will find an example of

2011/7/15 Procházka Lukáš Ing. - Pontex s. r. o. : this; see also example-export.css in the minimals.

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