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make4ht generates a <header> block at the top of the html <body> element which contains the \@title value as plain text inside an <h2> element. I want to make this header title a hyperlink which points to the homepage. I can successfully do this with this code inside the configuration file:

\makeatletter \Configure{siteheader}{\ifvmode\IgnorePar\fi\EndP\HCode{<header class="header-bar">\Hnewline <a href="article.html">\@title</a><button type="button" class="hamburger">\string&equiv;</button>\Hnewline </header>}} \makeatother

but I want to replace "article.html" with the content of a variable that holds this value. How do I do this (what is the name of the variable)?

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    your question isn't too clear, but perhaps \jobname.html does what you want Commented May 21 at 16:47
  • Thanks @DavidCarlisle, that actually worked! Commented May 21 at 19:21
  • @Ravi if it works, you can add the correct version as an answer. It may help somebody in the future. Commented May 21 at 19:51

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TeX sets \jobname to the main file input (without any .tex extension) so \jobname.html is probably what you need.

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