@@ 38,9 38,11 @@ Clang is the most accessible C compiler for windows users and the one I use, but
Each line in the tree file is parsed in the following way:
1. The number of `<` characters at the beginning of the line is the depth of the nav entry.
2. The first non-`<` character is the start of the Title of the nav entry.
-3. The last sequence of non-whitespace characters before the newline is the file entry. This will be interpreted as one of two things:
- 1. If the file entry ends with `.md`, the file is parsed as Markdown and the resulting HTML file is the `href` target for this nav entry.
- 2. Otherwise the file entry is directly interpreted as the `href` target for this nav entry.
+3. The last sequence of non-whitespace characters before the newline is the file entry.
+
+The file entry will be interpreted as one of two things:
+1. If the file entry ends with `.md`, the file is parsed as Markdown and the resulting HTML file is the `href` target for this nav entry.
+2. Otherwise the file entry is directly interpreted as the `href` target for this nav entry.
The file given to `-h` must contain two occurrences of `%s`, where the first will be replaced by the note's title, and the second with the site's nav.
@@ 66,7 68,7 @@ Example `head.html`:
```
Example `foot.html`:
-````html
+```html
</main>
<footer>
<a href="https://sr.ht/~MeOnSourcehut/"><img src="/res/sourcehut.svg"></a>