Webpage HTML Export is a plugin for Obsidian which lets you export single files or whole vaults as HTML websites / webpages. It is similar to publish, but you get the .html files to do whatever you want with. Its goal is to support as many features of obsidian possible including themes, dataview, graph view, and more.
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Export files, folders, or the whole vault as html
Export each document as a single .html file for document sharing
Or export with embedded content exported externally for fast loading on the web
There is not, but I have considered adding that. Right now it is just sorted by whether it is a folder and then by alphabet. What is the reason you’d like a different order, just so I know your use case?
Thanks for your answer! This is because when you write a long text with chapters there is often a need to re-order the chapters (without changing their name of course). The longform plugin allows that with an indentation for subchapters (different from folders)
but it does not generate an html TOC and exports in a single file!
This is awesome, something I’ve wanted for a long time. For my use case, it would be usable if it had just one more feature: support for nested popup hover previews, like Publish has.
Btw, as far as I know, no other Obsidian “digital garden” plugin / Publish alternative supports these popups. So if you added it, it would be a major differentiator vs. the competitors.
Thanks, I do definetly plan to add hover previews in the future. I am quite busy with school, work, and finals right now though so it will be a good while. Thanks for the support and I am glad you’re enjoying the plugin
For some reason when I right-click on an obsidian vault I don’t get a popup menu, so I can’t export a whole vault. As the experimental graph export is of interest to me, a vault export is what I think I need.
Or is there another way to do a full export including the graph?
Still a problem, but I found what I did wrong: selecting the vault and then go to the three dots - I hadn’t righ-clicked there.
Now if I export with the experimental graph feature on, it only exports the notes to HTML that I selected in the notes pop-up left from all the settings.
I should have read better: I exported to a directory, and file:// is not supported.
That kills my use case, because I’d wanted the export to copy to a 2FA protected sharepoint site (which, AFAICT, can only be done using folders and files that you manually upload).
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