Yeah, I am quite unsuccessful with writing json sites, but have realized that I often always write the same thing when it finally works.
1.)
When I am looking at stories hosted on WordPress easily 90% have a TOC. In nearly all cases they use "entry-content" as a class selector and the content selectors are the same too.
So, I would like to have an own Wordpress site class where you have to be at the TOC page for it to be recognized. If it´s not a TOC page or has no content class then it should just ignore it and the User can write a json for that.
2.)
Secondary there could be a 2nd wordpress site for sites where only the next chapter is given. The program could look "content" or "content-entry" and "next or next chapter" to traverse the story.
Any chance to get this?
...or any other software that does already scrape Wordpress?
Yeah, I am quite unsuccessful with writing json sites, but have realized that I often always write the same thing when it finally works.
1.)
When I am looking at stories hosted on WordPress easily 90% have a TOC. In nearly all cases they use "entry-content" as a class selector and the content selectors are the same too.
So, I would like to have an own Wordpress site class where you have to be at the TOC page for it to be recognized. If it´s not a TOC page or has no content class then it should just ignore it and the User can write a json for that.
2.)
Secondary there could be a 2nd wordpress site for sites where only the next chapter is given. The program could look "content" or "content-entry" and "next or next chapter" to traverse the story.
Any chance to get this?
...or any other software that does already scrape Wordpress?