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Example<texcode>\setupbackend [export=export-example.xml, xhtml=export-example.xhtml, css=export-example.css]</texcode> This file shows some of the possibilities. You will notice that it is a rather normal context file. When the file is processed, you can create an epub file with:
\setupbackend [export=cld-mkiv-export.xml, xhtml=cldmtxrun -mkiv-script epub export.xhtml, css={cld-mkiv-export.css,mathml.css}]example
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You are free to choose keys. Metadata is flushed as child of the next element.
== cld-mkvi the example file ==
It is also possible to hook css into the output, see thread: [http://www.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2011/058907.html ntg-context].The distribution has a test file <code>export-example.tex</code>. This file exports conforming:
<texcode>
</texcode>
== additional tagging ==
You can mark sections that don't need to be exported:
