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At the bottom of the html document produced by Mathematica is a link to Wolfram's site.

It says: Created by Wolfram Mathematica 8.0

I think it would be nifty to have the option to precede that link with a custom link.

For example: Copyright 2012, Fred Daniel Kline - foo@bar.com

Note: I prefer my email as an image to prevent netbots from grabbing it.

Perhaps we could have a special cell that, if present in the notebook, would be displayed automatically. Edited: Also would like this option for pdf's.

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By using Export[] to save the HTML format, you can specify your own .css stylesheet – belisarius May 29 '12 at 6:02
@belisarius, I'm aware of that, thanks. I also want this to happen for pdf file. I edited the OP to make it clearer. – Fred Kline May 29 '12 at 6:41
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We don't really need your email, so you could've very well written foo@example.com ;) That way you needn't have worried about bots... – rm -rf♦ May 29 '12 at 6:57
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What I would do is to import the resulting HTML page as an XMLObject and postprocess, then export again. I did something similar for the web version of my book. – Leonid Shifrin May 29 '12 at 13:12
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For PDFs you can change the PageFooter option of the notebook. This'll put a footer text on every page, which may be too much. If it is, perhaps the easiest way is to add a cell at the end by hand.. – Szabolcs May 29 '12 at 15:16

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filename = "MathematicaToHTMLExample";
nb = First[Notebooks[filename<>".nb"]];
dir = NotebookDirectory[nb]
SetDirectory[dir];
Export[filename<>".html", nb, "HTML",
"CSS"->dir<>"stylesheet.css",
"ConversionRules" -> {
    "Text" -> {"<p class='Text' style='font-size: 100%'>","</p>"},
    "DisplayFormula" -> {
"<p class=\"DisplayFormula\" style='text-align: center;"<> 
    "font-size: 200%'>","</p>"}
}]
in = ReadList[filename<>".html", "String", NullRecords -> True];

out= Join[
in[[1;;16]],
{
"<div id=\"wrap\">\n",
"<div id=\"top\"></div>\n",
"<div id=\"content\">\n",
"<div class=\"header\">\n",
"<h1> Page Header </h1> \n",
"<h2> subtitle </h2> \n",
"</div>\n",
"<div class=\"middle\">\n"},
in[[17;;-8]],
{"<p> Your custom footer </p>"},
in[[-7;;-4]],
{"\<
</div>
<div id =\"clear\"></div>
</div>
<div id =\"bottom\"></div>
</div>
</body>
</html>
\>"}];

strm = OpenWrite[filename <>".html"];
WriteString[strm,#<>"\n"]&/@out;
Close[strm]
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Assume you have a notebook saved and currently open called MathematicaToHTMLExample.nb that you would like to convert to html.To convert it with a custom stylesheet and footer just run this code changing two things: 1. Replace "stylesheet.css" with your stylesheet saved in the in the same directory as MathematicaToHTMLExample.nb 2. Replace the string "footer" with what you want. – M.R. May 31 '12 at 16:38

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