Category_export features
Category_export is a module that is included as part of the categoryi package. It allows nodes within your site's category structure to be exported as printer-friendly HTML. Features include:
- Recursive export
- You can export any category or containeri on your site, and all its children will be exported as well.
- Can be toggled per-container
- Each container can have its 'printer-friendly HTML' functionality enabled or disabled. This toggles the functionality for the container and all its categories. When disabled, no links are displayed to the user. The recursive export feature recognises this setting, and does not recurse down into disabled containers.
- Printer-friendly
- The default markup used in category_export is lean and clean - perfect for printing out.
- Fully themable output
- If you wish to customize the look and feel of your exports, all you need to do is override the default markup in your theme.
Thanks
Submitted by Jaza on 27 April 2006 - 10:09pm.
See my response to the issue you posted: http://drupal.org/node/59782
Regarding fully themeable output
First of all, great work. This enormous amount of work is greatly appreciated.
Regarding fully themable output. When used with the upload.module, the attachments table always appears below the prev/next navigation. The attachments are part of the node's content, and shouldn't be interrupted by navigation that introduces the next page. This is disruptive to the flow of the document.
I've already submitted a patch for the upload module that would allow separation of the attachments table from the actual node body in an effort to allow more flexible display. But even with the placement of the attachments table completely flexible, I cannot seem to figure out a way to pry the prev/next nav off node body.
I've been fighting with this module for 2 full days and I've almost lost hop. Because this change is a direct request from a client, I even considered reverting to the old taxonomy system and just use the book module to achieve the desired hierarchyi (kind of as an unfortunate temporary retreat) but I can't figure out a way to convert these categoryi nodes into book nodes first. And since these have so many attachments and whatnot I'm loathe to recreate each one from scratch.
Any ideas? Am I the only one bothered by this?