Exporting a Folder as a Web Page

Cogitum Co-Citer allows you to export both a particular folder and the whole collection into an HTML file, which you can then publish at your Web site. Exporting a folder as a Web page will also export all non-empty subfolders it contains. In other words, if you have two folders containing citations and one folder that do not contain any citations, only the first two folders will be exported to the HTML file. The citations in the HTML file will be presented in the same order they were sorted in your collection.

HTML file consists of two parts: contents and citations. The contents section has all the non-empty subfolders an exported folder includes. Each folder containing at least 1 citation will be shown as a hyperlink, i.e. you can view the citations by clicking the folder name. If a folder contains subfolders but does not contain any citations, it will be shown as an ordinary text.

Please note, the ôDateö field will not be converted into HTML file and, consequently, will not appear on the Web page. Additionally, the Internet location where a citation has been grabbed will be available by clicking Source....

To convert a folder into an HTML file:

Select the folder you want to convert in the folders tree. If you want to convert the whole collection, select the root folder (the top folder of the tree).
Click the Export as HTML File button.
Choose the location of the file and enter the name of the file.
Click Save. The Visibility Options window will appear.
Check the fields you want to show in the HTML file.
Click OK.