Q: What is granularity and how do I control it?
Every webpage that you export from BoxPress is either a single note or a note with children. A note with children is called a container note.
If a container note is compiled then the the title and text of its children will be appended as sub-sections (called sub-posts elsewhere in this documentation). If a container note is granular (non-compiled) then only the titles of its children will be appended as SmartButtons.
PAGES are granular
PAGES are fully granular by default. So if you place a container note inside of BlogPAGES, then the titles of its children will be appended as SmartButtons.
You can override this at any level of depth using the COMPILE export option:
POSTS are compiled
POSTS are fully compiled by default. So if you place a container note inside of BlogPOSTS (more accurately: inside one of its categories) then it and all of its descendants will be compiled into a single webpage, with the title and text of children appended recursively as sections and sub-sections.
You can override full compilation at any level of depth using the NOCOMPILE export option: