v1.3 release will primarily target category tags with various organization improvements.

Chunking already works for main feed, so it will be pretty easy to reuse for tags. Still deciding on how to format them visually.

In draft format, they will be used similarly to the :title flag: any space-separated list of tag names following a :tag flag will be parsed as category lists to place said draft into.

Planned substructure:

• index.html
• old/
  • state
  • 1_old.html
  • 2_old.html
  • ...


• categories/
  • cat1/
    • index.html
    • state
    • 1_old.html
    • ...
  • cat2/
    • ...


• pages/
  • ...

Each category must obviously have a topmost page (index.html) at a static location for linking, but because they will have to backtraverse by two directories instead of only 0/1 like before, I'll likely have to rewrite the url generation code.

Also, the page management script will have to create directories and files by itself, so this is the perfect time to transition all of the state/artifact files from preexisting to created at-will by script.

I had a somewhat delusional idea to add some sort of "dynamic" sidebar by adding an iframe which could expand out of the right side of the page, displaying stuff like global page map, tag list, etc.

And the idea would be to link back all of the iframes to one single page, and while it would be static in itself, anytime that it updates, all pages would "update" due to it. Not sure where it would fit into the current formatting template though.