Sperating pages in HTML export

Hello,
Anyone know if it is possible to separate pages, sections or chapters into separate HTML pages when exporting, in order not to a get a huge single webpage? Something similar to what DocBook XML editors do...
Thanks very much!
PS: so I hear that the HTML export is no good... but possibly for text-rich pages with few graphics it might be ok... ?

Hello TNGS,
welcome to the Pages Discussions. There is no way to split a document in Pages during the HTML export procedure. All you can do, is to split your document into several in Pages and export every document into a single HTML page. Than use an ordinary text editor to knitting all together to a useable website.
I have written some manuals with Pages 1 in 2005 and one (372 pages) should be exist as an HTML manual as well, so I tried to write XSL scripts for converting one big HTML document into a functional website. Forget it. There are too many obstacles in the way to manage this in an adequate time.

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