Test Fidus Writer upgrade HTML file 3.6 > 3.7

[mrchristian]

Hi, @jakobschumacher

Attached is a Zip archive of the HTML output from Fidus Writer upgrade from 3.6 to 3.7 for the book 'Lehrbuch Öffentlicher Gesundheitsdienst'.

This is for you to test with the RScript and see if we have any problems, issues.

I am still testing the upgrade on a DEV copy of handbuch, but things look good so far.

I though sending you over a test HTML output would be helpful.

The changes to FW 3.7 re: book are:

1. We can reorder chapters and delete chapters. So I have put the chapters in order (or the order I think they should go in), see:

Title	Sort

1. Book part: Introduction1 Introduction |   |   |   |  

2. Book part: Grundlagen2 aÖG01. Grundlagen |   |   |   |  

3. Book part: Begriffsbestimmungen3 aÖG02. Begriffsbestimmungen |   |   |   |  

4. Book part: Geschichte4 aÖG03. Geschichte |   |   |   |  

5. Book part: Aufgaben5 aÖG05. Aufgaben |   |   |   |  

6. Book part: Aufbau6 aÖG06. Aufbau |   |   |   |  

7. Book part: Rechtsnormen7 aÖG07. Rechtsnormen |   |   |   |  

8. Book part: Verwaltungshandeln8 aÖG08. Verwaltungshandeln |   |   |   |  

9. Book part: Aus-, Fort- und Weiterbildung9 aÖG09. Aus-, Fort- und Weiterbildung |   |   |   |  

10. Book part: Readme10 Readme

11. Chapters can be given a name. So I have named all chapters.

12. Document and PDF CSS are exported with the HTML files (not that this effects the RScript)

13. Citation styles can be set, so this will effect citations in the body of text and in References using CSL. I have set CSL to Chicago 17th full note as a test (again won't affect RScript, just FYI).

Notes:

a. I filled in the book metadata
der-ffentliche-gesundheitsdienst.html (2).zip

b. Added an eBook cover: cover.jpg

FYI

It should now also be the case that I can add CSS for the following outputs in Fidus Writer itself and generate PDF and eBook direct from Fidus Writer, with the outputted HTML and CSS being used to make the Paginated Vivliostyle Web-buch with no or very little intervention. Good news, now to test it.