Noel Henson's python-based otl2html.py tool gets a rather serious but twisted upgrade. Mr. Henson claims that the tool can now take an outline and generate a surprisingly nice-looking web page. The extension would allow for entire websites to be developed using the world renowned Vim Outliner.
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In the same spirit as TXT2TAGS, otl2html.py can now process and include hyperlinks and images into the html files it creates. The hyperlinks can be to web pages, ftp sites, mail-tos or any other standard URL. The images can be included as just images or as hyperlinks. Check out the LJ logo in the menu.
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Using VO to generate pages like this is surprisingly simple. A simple .otl file and the otl2html.py script is all you need. To see the file that generated this page, click here. By the way, a heading that stars with "_" won't show on the page. You can see examples of this in the aforementioned file. To invoke the otl2html.py tool enter the following from the command line:
otl2html.py -D -s webpage.css demo.otl > demo.html
Have fun with this upgraded and potentially cool tool.