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(Feature request) Images should be removed from the HTML export navigation tree #2559

Closed Mirwaisse closed 2 years ago

Mirwaisse commented 2 years ago

Describe feature

Even though images are hidden (by default) in the Trilium note tree, they are still visible in the navigation tree of the HTML export.

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Mirwaisse commented 2 years ago

Wait, did it get fixed by this commit earlier today? https://github.com/zadam/trilium/commit/c8884f19177e74f3323a6bd679de71cd1a2473d7

zadam commented 2 years ago

Hi, the navigation in the export is provided as a quick and easy low-hanging fruit. It's not supposed to be at feature parity with the main UI.

I'm curious, what do you use the navigation for?

Wait, did it get fixed by this commit earlier today? c8884f1

No, that's a different fix.

Mirwaisse commented 2 years ago

Wait, did it get fixed by this commit earlier today? c8884f1

No, that's a different fix.

Right, I read too fast 😢

Hi, the navigation in the export is provided as a quick and easy low-hanging fruit. It's not supposed to be at feature parity with the main UI.

I understand, but I really think that images not included in a note should also be excluded from the navigation tree in the HTML export. It only clutters it...

I'm curious, what do you use the navigation for?

I share some of my notes on my website using the HTML export feature, for a long time now (well, I used to but not right now since I took my website down (I will get it back up again in the near future)).

I know that since 0.49.X, there is a "share feature" but I do not use a server installation of Trilium. I prefer to use a fully local desktop installation, and share my notes by using the HTML exported pages and host them.

I currently use a script to remove the images from the navigation tree and also add MathJax to the HTML pages of the notes that use LaTeX, but I think it would be better if it was done directly by Trilium.