Advanced HTML Export Options
 
When exporting to HTML, NoteBook creates a set of files and folders within the Notebook’s export folder:



• attachments —  a folder containing the page’s attachments
 
• images —  a folder containing supporting image files
 
• index.html —  the Notebook’s first exported page
 
• pages —  a folder containing each page’s HTML file
 
Use the HTML Export Inspector pane to customize where NoteBook places these folders and files, and even the export process itself.



Choose a custom name for the page’s HTML file .

The export style popup lets you choose an export location style for the current page. Create new styles or use the default one.

Each location style specifies the top-level export path, and the names of subfolders within the that path . If you set the export folder, NoteBook won’t ask you for one at export time.  Each subfolder is relative to the export path, but you can choose an absolute path.

The “Use cell text as contents” option tells NoteBook to fill the page’s HTML file with the text contents of the page.  

Choose “Use cell text as contents” to fill a page’s HTML file with custom HTML you’ve placed within the page’s cells. Here’s an example from the NoteBook Help Notebook:
 

During export, NoteBook fills the page’s HTML file with this text.

NoteBook ignores hidden cells — a cell’s parent must be expanded for its text to be included.