Keep the letter case of the title for the HTML output file name Then set the attribute value to the name of the topic. If you only want certain topics to use the topic name, you can give those topics the xinfo:outname attribute instead. Note that this setting applies to all topics. Set to Enabled to use the topic name or Disabled to use the title. Use to control whether Paligo uses the topic name (resource name) or the title name when it creates the output file name for topics. Use resource name instead of title for HTML output filename When this setting is enabled, the output names for the sub-publications are unique, as Paligo adds the publication id to the output file name.ĭisable this setting if the two points we have described do not apply to your content. Have publications that reuse other publications (i.e. Preserve legacy anchors if using reader-friendly fragment identifiersĮnable this feature if you are using reader-friendly hash links and you want to support: To find out more, see Reader-Friendly URLs for Subsections.
For example, Note that you also need to have the SEO-friendly Output File Names feature enabled.ĭisable this feature if you want the output to use unique id names. Reader-friendly fragment identifiers (hash links)Įnable this feature if you want links to subsections to use reader-friendly names instead of unique id names (UUIDs). Set it to Enabled to allow reserved characters or Disabled to prevent them being used. Use this setting to control whether reserved characters can be used in output file names. Some characters, such as commas and semicolons are classed as "reserved" characters. If you enable this setting, the output file name will be a combination of the topic id and the title instead, for example, '123-my-topic.html'.Īllow reserved characters in output file names When flat URL structure or Ajax loading is enabled, the output file name is based on the title.
Use output file names made from id and SEO name (Always enabled automatically if you select Ajax loading below) If you have SEO-friendly Output Filenames enabled, output paths will have a nested folder structure, by default.Įnabling this option will instead create a flat URL structure, generating shorter URL paths. Use a short and flat URL structure for output files
Value of "introduction-to-acme" (no extension) to keep the previous output file name. If you now change the title to "Introducing ACME", that would change the output file name to "introducing-acme.html". If the title used to be "Introduction to ACME", the auto-generated output file name would be "introduction-to-acme.html".
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