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In the GUI it is possible to load a custom introduction/description html file. Is a similar thing possible via the command line interface?
I do not immediately see cli options available, but I was maybe thinking if the configuration file could be used to set the introductionPath (my first attempts to try this were unsuccessful)?
If there is currently no other way than the GUI to load the content, I think I will just wait for: #544 ;)
PS: I use the uniteSections option, so overriding the introduction-en.html file is not an option
Thanks,
Maxim
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@Maximvdw,
I thought this was possible with -confFile PATH, but I don't find an example, so I think it's not currently supported. I am overdue for a Widoco release, #544 should be addressed. I aim to do it in August
This has now been addressed. You can use the widoco:introduction and dc:description property in the ontology metadata, or you can choose the introduction and description properties in the configuration file. See https://github.com/dgarijo/Widoco/blob/master/doc/metadataGuide/guide.md for more information. Will do a release in a couple of days once I address a few more issues
In the GUI it is possible to load a custom introduction/description html file. Is a similar thing possible via the command line interface?
I do not immediately see cli options available, but I was maybe thinking if the configuration file could be used to set the
introductionPath
(my first attempts to try this were unsuccessful)?If there is currently no other way than the GUI to load the content, I think I will just wait for: #544 ;)
PS: I use the
uniteSections
option, so overriding theintroduction-en.html
file is not an optionThanks,
Maxim
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: