Re: [Orgmode] Hyperlinked Tag table in org-publish HTML export

[Rick Moynihan]

Sebastian Rose wrote:
> Hi Rick,
>
>
> I don't seem to understand your aim precisely. How should this
> navigation look like in HTML?
>
> If we had a 'tag cloud' or a tag index - where should the link 'TAG'
> point to? There could be multiple headlines in the file using that tag
> 'TAG'.

Sorry, I should have been clearer... What I was meaning was a table of 
contents but organised by tags (perhaps in alphabetical order) e.g.

1.0
  FIXED Compiler warnings
2.0
  BUG project crashes on network failure
2.1
  FEATUREREQUEST Add a new button to UI
2.3
  FEATUREREQUEST Add email support
3.0
  FEATUREREQUEST Support X,Y,Z
BUILD
  FIXED compiler warnings
DB
  BUGREPORT error thrown on data entry
  FEATUREREQUEST Support X,Y,Z
EMAIL
  FEATUREREQUEST Add email support
EXP
  FEATUREREQUEST Add email support
  FEATUREREQUEST Support X,Y,Z

etc...

Then each heading would link back to the tag in the table of contents, 
so you could reasonably (2 clicks) easily jump to other items with that 
same tag.  But I have just switched to your org-info-js, which is a 
great piece of work!  And I think your idea of somehow dynamically 
assembling a list of outlines that have a tag, would be ideal!


> Did you realise the 'o' shortcut? This is in since two month or so.
> http://orgmode.org/worg/code/org-info-js/
> shows the current version.
>
> You may press 'o' and input a search string. The page changes to plain
> view mode, folds all the sections, and unfolds those containig the
> searchstring (caseinsensitive). The matches are highlighted.
>
> use 'SHIFT-s' and 'SHIFT-r' to traverse all the (sub)sections with
> matches. These keys will still work, after doing somthing else again
> (change the view mode, follow a link etc.).
>
> Occur and search ('s') use the same searchstring.

Yes, I've seen this and it's similar to what I regularly do with firefox 
and type ahead find.  Very nice, but it doesn't quite seem to be the 
same as a being able to easily navigate around tags.... Am I missing 
something?

> Have fun,

I already have been, and thanks again for org-info-js!

R.