CSS

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SEO-friendly permalinks

Use to control whether Paligo uses the topic ID as the URL in the output or a more user-friendly URL. User-friendly URLs are also better for Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

Use a short and flat URL structure for output files

If you have SEO-friendly permalinks enabled, output paths will have a nested folder structure, by default.

Enabling this option will instead create a flat URL structure, generating shorter URL paths.

Default: Disabled

Use permalinks made with id and SEO name

If you have enabled a flat URL structure (see Use a short and flat URL structure for output files), the default output file name is based on the title only.

With Use permalinks made with id and SEO name, you can set the file names to be a combination of the topic id and the title, for example, '123-my-topic.html'.

Default: Disabled

Allow reserved characters in permalinks

Some characters, such as commas and semicolons are classed as "reserved" characters. Use this setting to control whether reserved characters can be used in output file names. Set it to Enabled to allow reserved characters or Disabled to prevent them being used.

Default: Enable.

Use resource name instead of title for the HTML output filename

Use to set Paligo to use the resource (topic) name (instead of the title inside it) to create the output filename.

Default: Disabled (Output filename is created from the topic title)

Keep the letter case of the title for the HTML output filename

Use this setting to control whether output names are all lower case or can use upper case letters too. By default, the output file names only use lower case letters, for example, my-topic.html.

Set to Disabled for lower case only or Enabled to allow upper case letters. We recommend that you only set this to Enabled if you have a specific reason for using upper case letters.

Default: Disable (output file names are all lower case).

Make extra clean XHTML

The HTML output by default creates a clean valid XHTML. But it can be further cleaned by using this parameter to use e.g divs with classes instead of elements to denote emphasis, and similar.

Default: disabled (0).

Use inline style attributes

In some cases, the HTML output will include a style attribute, such as list style type on lists. If you want to exclude such attributes too, to only apply external CSS with classes, using no inline CSS, disable this option.

Default: enabled (1).

Create single page XHTML

Multipage: 0, single page: 1.

Default: multipage (0)

Create a topic for reused publications

If you reuse publications within another publication, you can select whether that publication should be treated as a top-level topic, or if only its child topics should be reused.

This setting needs to be enabled for the filtering to work for the parent publication.

Default: Enabled.

Only create topic for reused publications if no top-level topic

With this option enabled, you can mix reused publications where there is a top-level topic in some (in which case no title topic will be created for the publication), together with publications that have no top-level topic (in which case a title topic will be created for the publication).

Default: Disabled

Use angle bracket delimiters around email

When enabled, Paligo adds angle brackets around email addresses in your content.

Default: Enabled.

Bibliography auto-title

Use to control whether Paligo adds a "Bibliography" title for your bibliographies.

If you have a bibliography in a separate topic and it has two "Bibliography" titles, you should disable this feature. (The two titles are because one title is for the topic and the other title is auto-generated for the bibliography).

For details, see Deactivate Bibliography Auto-Titles.

Re-sort sorted tables automatically on publish

Even if you have sorted a table in the editor, re-sorting them on publish can be useful for example if you publish to multiple languages (in which case the sort order may be different), or if you have missed updating the sort before you publish.

Default: enabled.

Exclude label for abstract

If enabled, the label for an abstract is excluded from output. This is useful if you do not need it, and if publishing to multiple formats where hiding it with CSS does not work.

Default: disabled.