On Tuesday, December 06, 2011 04:46:28 AM Guenter Milde wrote: > As LyX now offers native HTML export, > is there an equivalent to Document>Settings>LaTeX preamble > for "raw" HTML code in the document header? > > Günter
LyXHTML was much worse. I put in the following comment: ======================= ebook cover=”./bigtitle.jpg” publisher=”Troubleshooters.Com” ======================= Here was the output from LyXHTML: ====================== <!-- class="note_comment"><a id='magicparlabel-41888' /> ebook<!-- Output Error: Closing tag `div' when other tags are open, namely: --><!-- Output Error: !-- --></!--><!-- Output Error: &LyX_parsep_tag& --></div> <div class="plain_layout"><a id='magicparlabel-41892' /> cover=”./bigtitle.jpg”</div> <div class="plain_layout"><a id='magicparlabel-41899' /> publisher=”Troubleshooters.Com”<!-- Output Error: Tried to close `!--' when tag was not open. Tag discarded. --><!-- Output Error: Tags still open in closeFontTags(). Probably not a problem, but you might want to check these tags: --><!-- Output Error: div -- ><!-- Output Error: No paragraph separation tag found in endParagraph(). --></div> ====================== The other thing is, from my understanding, unlike eLyXer which enables you to specify a .css file on the command line, the only way to specify a .css file in LyX's native LyXHTML is to define it within the layout file. First of all, in this book I have no layout file -- it's document class Book plain and simple. But second of all, even if I did, what I'd want is for the layout file to determine the PDF appearance, with the .css determining the flowing text eBook appearance. Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Author: The Key to Everyday Excellence http://www.troubleshooters.com/bookstore/key_excellence.htm Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/stevelitt
