HTML export: some small problems...
Hi, I am trying the HTML export possibilities of LyX. I have the last version of Elyxer installed on my Mac (OSX 10.6 French) and I use Lyx 2.0.1. I am preparing a page where I would like to set the text colour and use an horizontal rule in some places. I used the Document Properties/Coulours tab to fix the implicit colour of text in my document, but when the file is exported to HTML by Elyxer, the texte is black (the same is also true for LyxHTML export). I have inserted an horizontal rule in the page, but I get in the HTML the Lyx code instead of the rule: \begin_inset CommandInset lineLatexCommand ruleoffset 0.5exwidth 100col%height 1pt\end_inset Am I doing something stupid, or am I demanding too much from Elyxer? I Have used Latex2HTML under Linux some years ago and this kind of cosmetics was a piece of cake for it... I have never used it under OSX and I like the HTML generated by Elyxer otherwise. I know that I can correct these problems by hand or by CSS editing, but would like to know if I can handle them directly in Lyx, instead of having to da another step of conversion (especially because I am using Lyx to quickly setup a web page from existing material in Latex and Lyx. Yes, I am very late on this task, and trying to catch the gap :-) ). Regards, Murat -- Prof. Murat Yildizoglu Université Montesquieu Bordeaux IV GREThA (UMR CNRS 5113) Avenue Léon Duguit 33608 Pessac cedex France yi...@u-bordeaux4.fr http://yildizoglu.info http://www.twitter.com/yildizoglu
Re: HTML export: some small problems...
Hi Murat, On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 5:21 PM, Murat Yildizoglu myi...@gmail.com wrote: I am trying the HTML export possibilities of LyX. I have the last version of Elyxer installed on my Mac (OSX 10.6 French) and I use Lyx 2.0.1. I am preparing a page where I would like to set the text colour and use an horizontal rule in some places. I used the Document Properties/Coulours tab to fix the implicit colour of text in my document, but when the file is exported to HTML by Elyxer, the texte is black (the same is also true for LyxHTML export). Colors work but only when inserted in the page. I have never set default colors... I have inserted an horizontal rule in the page, but I get in the HTML the Lyx code instead of the rule: \begin_inset CommandInset lineLatexCommand ruleoffset 0.5exwidth 100col%height 1pt\end_inset To the best of my knowledge horizontal rules work, but apparently not always. Am I doing something stupid, or am I demanding too much from Elyxer? Nothing that cannot be fixed easily :) Could you provide me privately with a small sample document which shows both issues? I Have used Latex2HTML under Linux some years ago and this kind of cosmetics was a piece of cake for it... I have never used it under OSX and I like the HTML generated by Elyxer otherwise. Thanks! I know that I can correct these problems by hand or by CSS editing, but would like to know if I can handle them directly in Lyx, instead of having to da another step of conversion (especially because I am using Lyx to quickly setup a web page from existing material in Latex and Lyx. Yes, I am very late on this task, and trying to catch the gap :-) ). Sure, that way everyone benefits. Alex.
Re: HTML export: some small problems...
On 09/15/2011 11:21 AM, Murat Yildizoglu wrote: Hi, I am trying the HTML export possibilities of LyX. I have the last version of Elyxer installed on my Mac (OSX 10.6 French) and I use Lyx 2.0.1. I am preparing a page where I would like to set the text colour and use an horizontal rule in some places. I used the Document Properties/Coulours tab to fix the implicit colour of text in my document, but when the file is exported to HTML by Elyxer, the texte is black (the same is also true for LyxHTML export). Could you please file a bug about this? If you could attach a simple test file, that would be even better. It shouldn't be difficult to get this working. I just haven't done it yet. Richard
HTML export: some small problems...
Hi, I am trying the HTML export possibilities of LyX. I have the last version of Elyxer installed on my Mac (OSX 10.6 French) and I use Lyx 2.0.1. I am preparing a page where I would like to set the text colour and use an horizontal rule in some places. I used the Document Properties/Coulours tab to fix the implicit colour of text in my document, but when the file is exported to HTML by Elyxer, the texte is black (the same is also true for LyxHTML export). I have inserted an horizontal rule in the page, but I get in the HTML the Lyx code instead of the rule: \begin_inset CommandInset lineLatexCommand ruleoffset 0.5exwidth 100col%height 1pt\end_inset Am I doing something stupid, or am I demanding too much from Elyxer? I Have used Latex2HTML under Linux some years ago and this kind of cosmetics was a piece of cake for it... I have never used it under OSX and I like the HTML generated by Elyxer otherwise. I know that I can correct these problems by hand or by CSS editing, but would like to know if I can handle them directly in Lyx, instead of having to da another step of conversion (especially because I am using Lyx to quickly setup a web page from existing material in Latex and Lyx. Yes, I am very late on this task, and trying to catch the gap :-) ). Regards, Murat -- Prof. Murat Yildizoglu Université Montesquieu Bordeaux IV GREThA (UMR CNRS 5113) Avenue Léon Duguit 33608 Pessac cedex France yi...@u-bordeaux4.fr http://yildizoglu.info http://www.twitter.com/yildizoglu
Re: HTML export: some small problems...
Hi Murat, On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 5:21 PM, Murat Yildizoglu myi...@gmail.com wrote: I am trying the HTML export possibilities of LyX. I have the last version of Elyxer installed on my Mac (OSX 10.6 French) and I use Lyx 2.0.1. I am preparing a page where I would like to set the text colour and use an horizontal rule in some places. I used the Document Properties/Coulours tab to fix the implicit colour of text in my document, but when the file is exported to HTML by Elyxer, the texte is black (the same is also true for LyxHTML export). Colors work but only when inserted in the page. I have never set default colors... I have inserted an horizontal rule in the page, but I get in the HTML the Lyx code instead of the rule: \begin_inset CommandInset lineLatexCommand ruleoffset 0.5exwidth 100col%height 1pt\end_inset To the best of my knowledge horizontal rules work, but apparently not always. Am I doing something stupid, or am I demanding too much from Elyxer? Nothing that cannot be fixed easily :) Could you provide me privately with a small sample document which shows both issues? I Have used Latex2HTML under Linux some years ago and this kind of cosmetics was a piece of cake for it... I have never used it under OSX and I like the HTML generated by Elyxer otherwise. Thanks! I know that I can correct these problems by hand or by CSS editing, but would like to know if I can handle them directly in Lyx, instead of having to da another step of conversion (especially because I am using Lyx to quickly setup a web page from existing material in Latex and Lyx. Yes, I am very late on this task, and trying to catch the gap :-) ). Sure, that way everyone benefits. Alex.
Re: HTML export: some small problems...
On 09/15/2011 11:21 AM, Murat Yildizoglu wrote: Hi, I am trying the HTML export possibilities of LyX. I have the last version of Elyxer installed on my Mac (OSX 10.6 French) and I use Lyx 2.0.1. I am preparing a page where I would like to set the text colour and use an horizontal rule in some places. I used the Document Properties/Coulours tab to fix the implicit colour of text in my document, but when the file is exported to HTML by Elyxer, the texte is black (the same is also true for LyxHTML export). Could you please file a bug about this? If you could attach a simple test file, that would be even better. It shouldn't be difficult to get this working. I just haven't done it yet. Richard
HTML export: some small problems...
Hi, I am trying the HTML export possibilities of LyX. I have the last version of Elyxer installed on my Mac (OSX 10.6 French) and I use Lyx 2.0.1. I am preparing a page where I would like to set the text colour and use an horizontal rule in some places. I used the Document Properties/Coulours tab to fix the implicit colour of text in my document, but when the file is exported to HTML by Elyxer, the texte is black (the same is also true for LyxHTML export). I have inserted an horizontal rule in the page, but I get in the HTML the Lyx code instead of the rule: "\begin_inset CommandInset lineLatexCommand ruleoffset "0.5ex"width "100col%"height "1pt"\end_inset " Am I doing something stupid, or am I demanding too much from Elyxer? I Have used Latex2HTML under Linux some years ago and this kind of cosmetics was a piece of cake for it... I have never used it under OSX and I like the HTML generated by Elyxer otherwise. I know that I can correct these problems by hand or by CSS editing, but would like to know if I can handle them directly in Lyx, instead of having to da another step of conversion (especially because I am using Lyx to quickly setup a web page from existing material in Latex and Lyx. Yes, I am very late on this task, and trying to catch the gap :-) ). Regards, Murat -- Prof. Murat Yildizoglu Université Montesquieu Bordeaux IV GREThA (UMR CNRS 5113) Avenue Léon Duguit 33608 Pessac cedex France yi...@u-bordeaux4.fr http://yildizoglu.info http://www.twitter.com/yildizoglu
Re: HTML export: some small problems...
Hi Murat, On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 5:21 PM, Murat Yildizoglu <myi...@gmail.com> wrote: > I am trying the HTML export possibilities of LyX. I have the last > version of Elyxer installed on my Mac (OSX 10.6 French) and I use Lyx > 2.0.1. > > I am preparing a page where I would like to set the text colour and > use an horizontal rule in some places. > > I used the Document Properties/Coulours tab to fix the implicit colour > of text in my document, but when the file is exported to HTML by > Elyxer, the texte is black (the same is also true for LyxHTML export). Colors work but only when inserted in the page. I have never set default colors... > I have inserted an horizontal rule in the page, but I get in the HTML > the Lyx code instead of the rule: > > "\begin_inset CommandInset lineLatexCommand ruleoffset "0.5ex"width > "100col%"height "1pt"\end_inset " To the best of my knowledge horizontal rules work, but apparently not always. > Am I doing something stupid, or am I demanding too much from Elyxer? Nothing that cannot be fixed easily :) Could you provide me privately with a small sample document which shows both issues? > I Have used Latex2HTML under Linux some years ago and this kind of > cosmetics was a piece of cake for it... I have never used it under OSX > and I like the HTML generated by Elyxer otherwise. Thanks! > I know that I can correct these problems by hand or by CSS editing, > but would like to know if I can handle them directly in Lyx, instead > of having to da another step of conversion (especially because I am > using Lyx to quickly setup a web page from existing material in Latex > and Lyx. Yes, I am very late on this task, and trying to catch the gap > :-) ). Sure, that way everyone benefits. Alex.
Re: HTML export: some small problems...
On 09/15/2011 11:21 AM, Murat Yildizoglu wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying the HTML export possibilities of LyX. I have the last > version of Elyxer installed on my Mac (OSX 10.6 French) and I use Lyx > 2.0.1. > > I am preparing a page where I would like to set the text colour and > use an horizontal rule in some places. > > I used the Document Properties/Coulours tab to fix the implicit colour > of text in my document, but when the file is exported to HTML by > Elyxer, the texte is black (the same is also true for LyxHTML export). > Could you please file a bug about this? If you could attach a simple test file, that would be even better. It shouldn't be difficult to get this working. I just haven't done it yet. Richard
Re: HTML export from LyX
Thanks, it works. On lundi 16 mai 2011, Guenter Milde wrote: On 2011-05-16, Richard Heck wrote: On 05/16/2011 06:35 AM, Pascal Francq wrote: How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the same directory). There's no support presently in LyX for naming the export directory, either for XHTML or for any other format. There is a bug about this already. For the time being, you can use the external elyxer (works even without a LyX installation): # elyxer --help * Usage: elyxer.py [options] [filein] [fileout] * Convert LyX input file filein to HTML file fileout. * If filein (or fileout) is not given use standard input (or output). * Main program of the eLyXer package (http://elyxer.nongnu.org/). ... Günter -- Dr. Ir. Pascal Francq BELGIUM signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
Re: HTML export from LyX
Thanks, it works. On lundi 16 mai 2011, Guenter Milde wrote: On 2011-05-16, Richard Heck wrote: On 05/16/2011 06:35 AM, Pascal Francq wrote: How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the same directory). There's no support presently in LyX for naming the export directory, either for XHTML or for any other format. There is a bug about this already. For the time being, you can use the external elyxer (works even without a LyX installation): # elyxer --help * Usage: elyxer.py [options] [filein] [fileout] * Convert LyX input file filein to HTML file fileout. * If filein (or fileout) is not given use standard input (or output). * Main program of the eLyXer package (http://elyxer.nongnu.org/). ... Günter -- Dr. Ir. Pascal Francq BELGIUM signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
Re: HTML export from LyX
Thanks, it works. On lundi 16 mai 2011, Guenter Milde wrote: > On 2011-05-16, Richard Heck wrote: > > On 05/16/2011 06:35 AM, Pascal Francq wrote: > >> How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into > >> a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always > >> exported in the same directory). > > > > There's no support presently in LyX for naming the export directory, > > either for XHTML or for any other format. There is a bug about this > > already. > > For the time being, you can use the external elyxer (works even > without a LyX installation): > > #> elyxer --help > > * Usage: elyxer.py [options] [filein] [fileout] > * Convert LyX input file "filein" to HTML file "fileout". > * If filein (or fileout) is not given use standard input (or output). > * Main program of the eLyXer package (http://elyxer.nongnu.org/). > > ... > > > Günter -- Dr. Ir. Pascal Francq BELGIUM signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
HTML export from LyX
Hi, How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the same directory). Thanks. -- Dr. Ir. Pascal Francq BELGIUM signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
Re: HTML export from LyX
On 05/16/2011 06:35 AM, Pascal Francq wrote: Hi, How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the same directory). There's no support presently in LyX for naming the export directory, either for XHTML or for any other format. There is a bug about this already. Richard
Re: HTML export from LyX
On 2011-05-16, Richard Heck wrote: On 05/16/2011 06:35 AM, Pascal Francq wrote: How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the same directory). There's no support presently in LyX for naming the export directory, either for XHTML or for any other format. There is a bug about this already. For the time being, you can use the external elyxer (works even without a LyX installation): # elyxer --help * Usage: elyxer.py [options] [filein] [fileout] * Convert LyX input file filein to HTML file fileout. * If filein (or fileout) is not given use standard input (or output). * Main program of the eLyXer package (http://elyxer.nongnu.org/). ... Günter
HTML export from LyX
Hi, How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the same directory). Thanks. -- Dr. Ir. Pascal Francq BELGIUM signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
Re: HTML export from LyX
On 05/16/2011 06:35 AM, Pascal Francq wrote: Hi, How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the same directory). There's no support presently in LyX for naming the export directory, either for XHTML or for any other format. There is a bug about this already. Richard
Re: HTML export from LyX
On 2011-05-16, Richard Heck wrote: On 05/16/2011 06:35 AM, Pascal Francq wrote: How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the same directory). There's no support presently in LyX for naming the export directory, either for XHTML or for any other format. There is a bug about this already. For the time being, you can use the external elyxer (works even without a LyX installation): # elyxer --help * Usage: elyxer.py [options] [filein] [fileout] * Convert LyX input file filein to HTML file fileout. * If filein (or fileout) is not given use standard input (or output). * Main program of the eLyXer package (http://elyxer.nongnu.org/). ... Günter
HTML export from LyX
Hi, How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the same directory). Thanks. -- Dr. Ir. Pascal Francq BELGIUM signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
Re: HTML export from LyX
On 05/16/2011 06:35 AM, Pascal Francq wrote: > Hi, > How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into a HTML > document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always exported in the > same directory). > There's no support presently in LyX for naming the export directory, either for XHTML or for any other format. There is a bug about this already. Richard
Re: HTML export from LyX
On 2011-05-16, Richard Heck wrote: > On 05/16/2011 06:35 AM, Pascal Francq wrote: >> How can I, from the command line, export a given LyX document into >> a HTML document in another directory (in LyX, the document is always >> exported in the same directory). > There's no support presently in LyX for naming the export directory, > either for XHTML or for any other format. There is a bug about this > already. For the time being, you can use the external elyxer (works even without a LyX installation): #> elyxer --help * Usage: elyxer.py [options] [filein] [fileout] * Convert LyX input file "filein" to HTML file "fileout". * If filein (or fileout) is not given use standard input (or output). * Main program of the eLyXer package (http://elyxer.nongnu.org/). ... Günter
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Note: I made a typo above...htlatex comes with tex4ht, not tex2ht.
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Note: I made a typo above...htlatex comes with tex4ht, not tex2ht.
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Note: I made a typo above...htlatex comes with tex4ht, not tex2ht.
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Andrew andrew.lee.weisman at gmail.com writes: Sounds great, I'll try this. Thanks for your fast reply Julien! For reference, htlatex was indeed the program I was using for nice Lyx-HTML conversion in Windows. I was unable to set it up using Tools - Reconfigure (after downloading tex2ht, which includes htlatex), but setting it up manually involved simply copying the Windows configuration: In Tools - Preferences - File Handling - Converters, add a converter with these settings: From format: Latex (plain) To format: HTML Converter: htlatex $$i Extra flag: needaux Converter file cache: enabled Maximum age (in days): 180 Also, to make the images larger I modified tex4ht.env (in my Fedora 14 distro, /usr/share/texmf/tex4ht/base/unix/) and changed the two occurrences of 1400 to 1900 in the two lines Gdvipng -T tight -x 1400 -D 72 -bg Transparent -pp %%2:%%2 %%1 -o %%3 Gdvipng -T tight -x 1400 -D 72 -bg Transparent -gif -pp %%2:%%2 %%1 -o %%3 These steps produced nice HTML output upon using File - Export - HTML. Thanks again for your help Julien.
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Andrew andrew.lee.weisman at gmail.com writes: Sounds great, I'll try this. Thanks for your fast reply Julien! For reference, htlatex was indeed the program I was using for nice Lyx-HTML conversion in Windows. I was unable to set it up using Tools - Reconfigure (after downloading tex2ht, which includes htlatex), but setting it up manually involved simply copying the Windows configuration: In Tools - Preferences - File Handling - Converters, add a converter with these settings: From format: Latex (plain) To format: HTML Converter: htlatex $$i Extra flag: needaux Converter file cache: enabled Maximum age (in days): 180 Also, to make the images larger I modified tex4ht.env (in my Fedora 14 distro, /usr/share/texmf/tex4ht/base/unix/) and changed the two occurrences of 1400 to 1900 in the two lines Gdvipng -T tight -x 1400 -D 72 -bg Transparent -pp %%2:%%2 %%1 -o %%3 Gdvipng -T tight -x 1400 -D 72 -bg Transparent -gif -pp %%2:%%2 %%1 -o %%3 These steps produced nice HTML output upon using File - Export - HTML. Thanks again for your help Julien.
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Andrew gmail.com> writes: > > Sounds great, I'll try this. Thanks for your fast reply Julien! > > For reference, htlatex was indeed the program I was using for nice Lyx-HTML conversion in Windows. I was unable to set it up using Tools -> Reconfigure (after downloading tex2ht, which includes htlatex), but setting it up manually involved simply copying the Windows configuration: In Tools -> Preferences -> File Handling -> Converters, add a converter with these settings: >From format: Latex (plain) To format: HTML Converter: htlatex $$i Extra flag: needaux Converter file cache: enabled Maximum age (in days): 180 Also, to make the images larger I modified tex4ht.env (in my Fedora 14 distro, /usr/share/texmf/tex4ht/base/unix/) and changed the two occurrences of 1400 to 1900 in the two lines Gdvipng -T tight -x 1400 -D 72 -bg Transparent -pp %%2:%%2 %%1 -o %%3 Gdvipng -T tight -x 1400 -D 72 -bg Transparent -gif -pp %%2:%%2 %%1 -o %%3 These steps produced nice HTML output upon using File -> Export -> HTML. Thanks again for your help Julien.
latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Hi there, I use Lyx on both Linux and Windows, and I have tried all the HTML export options, including Elyxer. I like the Windows HTML export option the best, and I want to be able to produce HTML on Linux the same as the Windows HTML export does. I assume the Windows HTML export uses latex2html with a bunch of options. If so, does anybody know which options it uses? Is the Windows export method listed somewhere? I'm sure if I put a lot of time into customizing latex2html I'd get output that's on part with Windows export, but the next couple weeks I'm tight on time. The closest I've been able to come to producing Windows export results with latex2html still has the following undesirable features: (1) eqnarray images are not centered (2) horizontal rules are not produced (3) quotation marks look clunky like Tex quotes, not nice pretty ones. Thanks very much in advance! --Andrew
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
On 05/05/2011 10:05 PM, Andrew wrote: Hi there, I use Lyx on both Linux and Windows, and I have tried all the HTML export options, including Elyxer. I like the Windows HTML export option the best, and I want to be able to produce HTML on Linux the same as the Windows HTML export does. I assume the Windows HTML export uses latex2html with a bunch of options. If so, does anybody know which options it uses? Is the Windows export method listed somewhere? I'm sure if I put a lot of time into customizing latex2html I'd get output that's on part with Windows export, but the next couple weeks I'm tight on time. The closest I've been able to come to producing Windows export results with latex2html still has the following undesirable features: (1) eqnarray images are not centered (2) horizontal rules are not produced (3) quotation marks look clunky like Tex quotes, not nice pretty ones. Thanks very much in advance! --Andrew Hi, I'm not sure what you mean by windows HTML export but I wouldn't assume it's latex2html. You can look it up for yourself by firing up LyX and going to the menu Tools Preferences File Handling Converters. On my windows box I see that the LaTeX to HTML converter is htlatex. To get the same HTML output on Linux it might be as simple as installing htlatex (or whatever converter is set up on your windows box), running the configure.py script (Tools Reconfigure), and restarting LyX. -- Julien
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Sounds great, I'll try this. Thanks for your fast reply Julien!
latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Hi there, I use Lyx on both Linux and Windows, and I have tried all the HTML export options, including Elyxer. I like the Windows HTML export option the best, and I want to be able to produce HTML on Linux the same as the Windows HTML export does. I assume the Windows HTML export uses latex2html with a bunch of options. If so, does anybody know which options it uses? Is the Windows export method listed somewhere? I'm sure if I put a lot of time into customizing latex2html I'd get output that's on part with Windows export, but the next couple weeks I'm tight on time. The closest I've been able to come to producing Windows export results with latex2html still has the following undesirable features: (1) eqnarray images are not centered (2) horizontal rules are not produced (3) quotation marks look clunky like Tex quotes, not nice pretty ones. Thanks very much in advance! --Andrew
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
On 05/05/2011 10:05 PM, Andrew wrote: Hi there, I use Lyx on both Linux and Windows, and I have tried all the HTML export options, including Elyxer. I like the Windows HTML export option the best, and I want to be able to produce HTML on Linux the same as the Windows HTML export does. I assume the Windows HTML export uses latex2html with a bunch of options. If so, does anybody know which options it uses? Is the Windows export method listed somewhere? I'm sure if I put a lot of time into customizing latex2html I'd get output that's on part with Windows export, but the next couple weeks I'm tight on time. The closest I've been able to come to producing Windows export results with latex2html still has the following undesirable features: (1) eqnarray images are not centered (2) horizontal rules are not produced (3) quotation marks look clunky like Tex quotes, not nice pretty ones. Thanks very much in advance! --Andrew Hi, I'm not sure what you mean by windows HTML export but I wouldn't assume it's latex2html. You can look it up for yourself by firing up LyX and going to the menu Tools Preferences File Handling Converters. On my windows box I see that the LaTeX to HTML converter is htlatex. To get the same HTML output on Linux it might be as simple as installing htlatex (or whatever converter is set up on your windows box), running the configure.py script (Tools Reconfigure), and restarting LyX. -- Julien
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Sounds great, I'll try this. Thanks for your fast reply Julien!
latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Hi there, I use Lyx on both Linux and Windows, and I have tried all the HTML export options, including Elyxer. I like the Windows HTML export option the best, and I want to be able to produce HTML on Linux the same as the Windows HTML export does. I assume the Windows HTML export uses latex2html with a bunch of options. If so, does anybody know which options it uses? Is the Windows export method listed somewhere? I'm sure if I put a lot of time into customizing latex2html I'd get output that's on part with Windows export, but the next couple weeks I'm tight on time. The closest I've been able to come to producing Windows export results with latex2html still has the following undesirable features: (1) eqnarray images are not centered (2) horizontal rules are not produced (3) quotation marks look clunky like Tex quotes, not nice pretty ones. Thanks very much in advance! --Andrew
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
On 05/05/2011 10:05 PM, Andrew wrote: Hi there, I use Lyx on both Linux and Windows, and I have tried all the HTML export options, including Elyxer. I like the Windows HTML export option the best, and I want to be able to produce HTML on Linux the same as the Windows HTML export does. I assume the Windows HTML export uses latex2html with a bunch of options. If so, does anybody know which options it uses? Is the Windows export method listed somewhere? I'm sure if I put a lot of time into customizing latex2html I'd get output that's on part with Windows export, but the next couple weeks I'm tight on time. The closest I've been able to come to producing Windows export results with latex2html still has the following undesirable features: (1) eqnarray images are not centered (2) horizontal rules are not produced (3) quotation marks look clunky like Tex quotes, not nice pretty ones. Thanks very much in advance! --Andrew Hi, I'm not sure what you mean by "windows HTML export" but I wouldn't assume it's latex2html. You can look it up for yourself by firing up LyX and going to the menu Tools > Preferences > File Handling > Converters. On my windows box I see that the LaTeX to HTML converter is htlatex. To get the same HTML output on Linux it might be as simple as installing htlatex (or whatever converter is set up on your windows box), running the configure.py script (Tools > Reconfigure), and restarting LyX. -- Julien
Re: latex2html equivalent of Windows HTML export?
Sounds great, I'll try this. Thanks for your fast reply Julien!
LyX 2.0 Native HTML export
Will the upcoming export to HTML support making separate web pages for each subsection and provide overall navigation (in the manner of latex2html) ? John O'Gorman
LyX 2.0 Native HTML export
Will the upcoming export to HTML support making separate web pages for each subsection and provide overall navigation (in the manner of latex2html) ? John O'Gorman
LyX 2.0 Native HTML export
Will the upcoming export to HTML support making separate web pages for each subsection and provide overall navigation (in the manner of latex2html) ? John O'Gorman
html export - several files.
I'm trying to export a book to html. If I use the default converter (htlatex) with no addtional configuration, it will create a single gigantic file. However, I would like to export to several files, each containing a single chapter. I went to Tools - Preferences... - File Handling - Converters - LaTeX (plain) - HTML and tried to change the command line: htlatex $$i to htlatex $$i html,2,info but it won't save the change. Perhaps there's bug on the preferences dialog? Is there a way to make this change manually? Thank you. -- Rudi Gaelzer Department of Physics Institute of Physics and Mathematics Federal University of Pelotas BRAZIL Registered linux user # 153741
html export - several files.
I'm trying to export a book to html. If I use the default converter (htlatex) with no addtional configuration, it will create a single gigantic file. However, I would like to export to several files, each containing a single chapter. I went to Tools - Preferences... - File Handling - Converters - LaTeX (plain) - HTML and tried to change the command line: htlatex $$i to htlatex $$i html,2,info but it won't save the change. Perhaps there's bug on the preferences dialog? Is there a way to make this change manually? Thank you. -- Rudi Gaelzer Department of Physics Institute of Physics and Mathematics Federal University of Pelotas BRAZIL Registered linux user # 153741
html export -> several files.
I'm trying to export a book to html. If I use the default converter (htlatex) with no addtional configuration, it will create a single gigantic file. However, I would like to export to several files, each containing a single chapter. I went to Tools -> Preferences... -> File Handling -> Converters -> LaTeX (plain) -> HTML and tried to change the command line: htlatex $$i to htlatex $$i "html,2,info" but it won't save the change. Perhaps there's bug on the preferences dialog? Is there a way to make this change manually? Thank you. -- Rudi Gaelzer Department of Physics Institute of Physics and Mathematics Federal University of Pelotas BRAZIL Registered linux user # 153741
HTML-Export on Windows
Hello,
think it would be nice, to sum up how a LyX-file can be exported to HTML
under WIN, it works
difficultly in my case (LyX 1.5.5):
Method 1 (long-winded if there are many pictures - has anybody a better
idea?!?):
But: It produces a good output!
- make sure, that every picture is available in a .jpg or .png - format
(Maybe it's enough
to have a format that can be read by lyx and a html-browser)
- Export the LyX-file via Latex (Plain)
- Copy the resulting .tex-file (filename.tex) into an extra-directory
- move in the commandline of Windows (german: Eingabeaufforderung) to
that extra-directory
- type htlatex filename.tex
- Open the resulting html-file (filename.html) in a browser
Problem: the quality of the pictures may be worse than the original ones,
so do this:
- Open the sourcecode of the filename.html in a text-editor (parallel to
the browser)
- Copy the original PNG- or JPG-pictures into the created extra-directory
- Find the names of the pictures in the browser and replace these names
with the name
or the original picture (for all pictures)
- After finishing save the modified sourcecode under a different filename
(filename-modified.html - just for safety)
- Open the modified .html-file with the browser: The quality of the
pictures should
match the quality of the originals now.
{Method 2 (does'nt work in my case, the pictures and converted formulas
are not displayed
because the pictures seem to be saved nowhere):
Convert with LyX (htlatex $$iwith additional flag needaux)}
{Method 3 (does'nt work in my case because the latex2html-package can not
be found):
Convert with LyX
(latex2html -no_subdir -no_navigation -split 0 -show_section_numbers $$i
with additional flag needaux)}
I found the last method in a (german) LyX-Manual - maybe that should be
updated.
WOULD BE VERY NICE, IF SOMEONE COULD SUM UP HIS SUCCESSFUL METHODS TO
CONVERT INTO HTML
UNDER WINDOWS! ANY HINTS TO INCLUDE URLS (probably it's written somewhere,
but I didn't
look for it until now)?
Thanks!
Matthias Diehl
HTML-Export on Windows
Hello,
think it would be nice, to sum up how a LyX-file can be exported to HTML
under WIN, it works
difficultly in my case (LyX 1.5.5):
Method 1 (long-winded if there are many pictures - has anybody a better
idea?!?):
But: It produces a good output!
- make sure, that every picture is available in a .jpg or .png - format
(Maybe it's enough
to have a format that can be read by lyx and a html-browser)
- Export the LyX-file via Latex (Plain)
- Copy the resulting .tex-file (filename.tex) into an extra-directory
- move in the commandline of Windows (german: Eingabeaufforderung) to
that extra-directory
- type htlatex filename.tex
- Open the resulting html-file (filename.html) in a browser
Problem: the quality of the pictures may be worse than the original ones,
so do this:
- Open the sourcecode of the filename.html in a text-editor (parallel to
the browser)
- Copy the original PNG- or JPG-pictures into the created extra-directory
- Find the names of the pictures in the browser and replace these names
with the name
or the original picture (for all pictures)
- After finishing save the modified sourcecode under a different filename
(filename-modified.html - just for safety)
- Open the modified .html-file with the browser: The quality of the
pictures should
match the quality of the originals now.
{Method 2 (does'nt work in my case, the pictures and converted formulas
are not displayed
because the pictures seem to be saved nowhere):
Convert with LyX (htlatex $$iwith additional flag needaux)}
{Method 3 (does'nt work in my case because the latex2html-package can not
be found):
Convert with LyX
(latex2html -no_subdir -no_navigation -split 0 -show_section_numbers $$i
with additional flag needaux)}
I found the last method in a (german) LyX-Manual - maybe that should be
updated.
WOULD BE VERY NICE, IF SOMEONE COULD SUM UP HIS SUCCESSFUL METHODS TO
CONVERT INTO HTML
UNDER WINDOWS! ANY HINTS TO INCLUDE URLS (probably it's written somewhere,
but I didn't
look for it until now)?
Thanks!
Matthias Diehl
HTML-Export on Windows
Hello,
think it would be nice, to sum up how a LyX-file can be exported to HTML
under WIN, it works
difficultly in my case (LyX 1.5.5):
Method 1 (long-winded if there are many pictures - has anybody a better
idea?!?):
But: It produces a good output!
- make sure, that every picture is available in a .jpg or .png - format
(Maybe it's enough
to have a format that can be read by lyx and a html-browser)
- Export the LyX-file via "Latex (Plain)"
- Copy the resulting .tex-file ("filename.tex") into an extra-directory
- move in the commandline of Windows (german: "Eingabeaufforderung") to
that extra-directory
- type "htlatex filename.tex"
- Open the resulting html-file ("filename.html") in a browser
Problem: the quality of the pictures may be worse than the original ones,
so do this:
- Open the sourcecode of the filename.html in a text-editor (parallel to
the browser)
- Copy the original PNG- or JPG-pictures into the created extra-directory
- Find the names of the pictures in the browser and replace these names
with the name
or the original picture (for all pictures)
- After finishing save the modified sourcecode under a different filename
("filename-modified.html" - just for safety)
- Open the modified .html-file with the browser: The quality of the
pictures should
match the quality of the originals now.
{Method 2 (does'nt work in my case, the pictures and converted formulas
are not displayed
because the pictures seem to be saved nowhere):
Convert with LyX ("htlatex $$i"with additional flag "needaux")}
{Method 3 (does'nt work in my case because the latex2html-package can not
be found):
Convert with LyX
("latex2html -no_subdir -no_navigation -split 0 -show_section_numbers $$i"
with additional flag "needaux")}
I found the last method in a (german) LyX-Manual - maybe that should be
updated.
WOULD BE VERY NICE, IF SOMEONE COULD SUM UP HIS SUCCESSFUL METHODS TO
CONVERT INTO HTML
UNDER WINDOWS! ANY HINTS TO INCLUDE URLS (probably it's written somewhere,
but I didn't
look for it until now)?
Thanks!
Matthias Diehl
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
On 1.03.08, Graham Smith wrote: OK, sorry about all these posts, but after rooting around I see that Lyx is using tex4ht, so it seems what I need help with is how to add the code into the lyx document so it adds the alt text when exporting to html. Actually, LyX can work with several HTML exporters (and you can configure this under ToolsSettings). I assume you will need ERT (i.e. raw LaTeX) for the special commands and experiment with the placing. Checking the source preview option under View will give you instant feedback. Another option would be to create a small sample LaTeX document with the correct syntax and then import this into LyX -- if all goes well, the ERT will occure at the right place. Good luck Günter
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
Günter Thanks, I was assuming it would go in the latex code box for the graphic, but creating a latex doc and importing it seems a good idea. Graham On 3 Mar 2008, at 08:12, G. Milde wrote: On 1.03.08, Graham Smith wrote: OK, sorry about all these posts, but after rooting around I see that Lyx is using tex4ht, so it seems what I need help with is how to add the code into the lyx document so it adds the alt text when exporting to html. Actually, LyX can work with several HTML exporters (and you can configure this under ToolsSettings). I assume you will need ERT (i.e. raw LaTeX) for the special commands and experiment with the placing. Checking the source preview option under View will give you instant feedback. Another option would be to create a small sample LaTeX document with the correct syntax and then import this into LyX -- if all goes well, the ERT will occure at the right place. Good luck Günter
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
On 1.03.08, Graham Smith wrote: OK, sorry about all these posts, but after rooting around I see that Lyx is using tex4ht, so it seems what I need help with is how to add the code into the lyx document so it adds the alt text when exporting to html. Actually, LyX can work with several HTML exporters (and you can configure this under ToolsSettings). I assume you will need ERT (i.e. raw LaTeX) for the special commands and experiment with the placing. Checking the source preview option under View will give you instant feedback. Another option would be to create a small sample LaTeX document with the correct syntax and then import this into LyX -- if all goes well, the ERT will occure at the right place. Good luck Günter
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
Günter Thanks, I was assuming it would go in the latex code box for the graphic, but creating a latex doc and importing it seems a good idea. Graham On 3 Mar 2008, at 08:12, G. Milde wrote: On 1.03.08, Graham Smith wrote: OK, sorry about all these posts, but after rooting around I see that Lyx is using tex4ht, so it seems what I need help with is how to add the code into the lyx document so it adds the alt text when exporting to html. Actually, LyX can work with several HTML exporters (and you can configure this under ToolsSettings). I assume you will need ERT (i.e. raw LaTeX) for the special commands and experiment with the placing. Checking the source preview option under View will give you instant feedback. Another option would be to create a small sample LaTeX document with the correct syntax and then import this into LyX -- if all goes well, the ERT will occure at the right place. Good luck Günter
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
On 1.03.08, Graham Smith wrote: > OK, sorry about all these posts, but after rooting around I see that Lyx > is using tex4ht, so it seems what I need help with is how to add the code > into the lyx document so it adds the alt text when exporting to html. Actually, LyX can work with several HTML exporters (and you can configure this under Tools>Settings). I assume you will need ERT (i.e. raw LaTeX) for the special commands and experiment with the placing. Checking the "source preview" option under View will give you instant feedback. Another option would be to create a small sample LaTeX document with the correct syntax and then import this into LyX -- if all goes well, the ERT will occure at the right place. Good luck Günter
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
Günter Thanks, I was assuming it would go in the latex code box for the graphic, but creating a latex doc and importing it seems a good idea. Graham On 3 Mar 2008, at 08:12, G. Milde wrote: On 1.03.08, Graham Smith wrote: OK, sorry about all these posts, but after rooting around I see that Lyx is using tex4ht, so it seems what I need help with is how to add the code into the lyx document so it adds the alt text when exporting to html. Actually, LyX can work with several HTML exporters (and you can configure this under Tools>Settings). I assume you will need ERT (i.e. raw LaTeX) for the special commands and experiment with the placing. Checking the "source preview" option under View will give you instant feedback. Another option would be to create a small sample LaTeX document with the correct syntax and then import this into LyX -- if all goes well, the ERT will occure at the right place. Good luck Günter
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
Given the lack of response I assume there is no easy answer to this,
however, with help elsewhere it seems that this can be done with
tex4ht which is part of the Mactex distribution.
This is done with one of the following commands
1\Picture[replacement-for-textual-browser]{file-name attributes}
2 \Picture+[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
3 \Picture*[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
This leads me to additional questions.
1. what program does lyx use for the HTML conversion (on the Mac), I
presume it tells me on the wiki somewhere but I can't find it.
2. I have tried several ways of using command 1 above to try and add
the alt text into the graphics latex options, but get compile errors.
the commands are obviously meant for tex4ht, but I thought I would
give it a try..
3. Assuming tex4ht isn't one of the two HTML export options in Lyx,
can I add it as an export option menu item.
Thanks,
Graham
On 28 Feb 2008, at 14:47, Graham Smith wrote:
Before exporting from Lyx to HTML, is there a way of providing
alternate text for the figures.
I see in the graphics dialog box there is space for for some Latex
code and I am hoping this might provide the mechanism.
Thanks,
Graham
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
OK, sorry about all these posts, but after rooting around I see that
Lyx is using tex4ht, so it seems what I need help with is how to add
the code into the lyx document so it adds the alt text when exporting
to html.
Thanks.
Graham
On 1 Mar 2008, at 15:46, Graham Smith wrote:
Given the lack of response I assume there is no easy answer to
this, however, with help elsewhere it seems that this can be done
with tex4ht which is part of the Mactex distribution.
This is done with one of the following commands
1\Picture[replaOkcement-for-textual-browser]{file-name attributes}
2 \Picture+[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
3 \Picture*[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
This leads me to additional questions.
1. what program does lyx use for the HTML conversion (on the Mac),
I presume it tells me on the wiki somewhere but I can't find it.
2. I have tried several ways of using command 1 above to try and
add the alt text into the graphics latex options, but get compile
errors. the commands are obviously meant for tex4ht, but I thought
I would give it a try..
3. Assuming tex4ht isn't one of the two HTML export options in Lyx,
can I add it as an export option menu item.
Thanks,
Graham
On 28 Feb 2008, at 14:47, Graham Smith wrote:
Before exporting from Lyx to HTML, is there a way of providing
alternate text for the figures.
I see in the graphics dialog box there is space for for some Latex
code and I am hoping this might provide the mechanism.
Thanks,
Graham
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
Given the lack of response I assume there is no easy answer to this,
however, with help elsewhere it seems that this can be done with
tex4ht which is part of the Mactex distribution.
This is done with one of the following commands
1\Picture[replacement-for-textual-browser]{file-name attributes}
2 \Picture+[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
3 \Picture*[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
This leads me to additional questions.
1. what program does lyx use for the HTML conversion (on the Mac), I
presume it tells me on the wiki somewhere but I can't find it.
2. I have tried several ways of using command 1 above to try and add
the alt text into the graphics latex options, but get compile errors.
the commands are obviously meant for tex4ht, but I thought I would
give it a try..
3. Assuming tex4ht isn't one of the two HTML export options in Lyx,
can I add it as an export option menu item.
Thanks,
Graham
On 28 Feb 2008, at 14:47, Graham Smith wrote:
Before exporting from Lyx to HTML, is there a way of providing
alternate text for the figures.
I see in the graphics dialog box there is space for for some Latex
code and I am hoping this might provide the mechanism.
Thanks,
Graham
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
OK, sorry about all these posts, but after rooting around I see that
Lyx is using tex4ht, so it seems what I need help with is how to add
the code into the lyx document so it adds the alt text when exporting
to html.
Thanks.
Graham
On 1 Mar 2008, at 15:46, Graham Smith wrote:
Given the lack of response I assume there is no easy answer to
this, however, with help elsewhere it seems that this can be done
with tex4ht which is part of the Mactex distribution.
This is done with one of the following commands
1\Picture[replaOkcement-for-textual-browser]{file-name attributes}
2 \Picture+[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
3 \Picture*[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
This leads me to additional questions.
1. what program does lyx use for the HTML conversion (on the Mac),
I presume it tells me on the wiki somewhere but I can't find it.
2. I have tried several ways of using command 1 above to try and
add the alt text into the graphics latex options, but get compile
errors. the commands are obviously meant for tex4ht, but I thought
I would give it a try..
3. Assuming tex4ht isn't one of the two HTML export options in Lyx,
can I add it as an export option menu item.
Thanks,
Graham
On 28 Feb 2008, at 14:47, Graham Smith wrote:
Before exporting from Lyx to HTML, is there a way of providing
alternate text for the figures.
I see in the graphics dialog box there is space for for some Latex
code and I am hoping this might provide the mechanism.
Thanks,
Graham
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
Given the lack of response I assume there is no easy answer to this,
however, with help elsewhere it seems that this can be done with
tex4ht which is part of the Mactex distribution.
This is done with one of the following commands
1\Picture[replacement-for-textual-browser]{file-name attributes}
2 \Picture+[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
3 \Picture*[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
This leads me to additional questions.
1. what program does lyx use for the HTML conversion (on the Mac), I
presume it tells me on the wiki somewhere but I can't find it.
2. I have tried several ways of using command 1 above to try and add
the alt text into the graphics latex options, but get compile errors.
the commands are obviously meant for tex4ht, but I thought I would
give it a try..
3. Assuming tex4ht isn't one of the two HTML export options in Lyx,
can I add it as an export option menu item.
Thanks,
Graham
On 28 Feb 2008, at 14:47, Graham Smith wrote:
Before exporting from Lyx to HTML, is there a way of providing
alternate text for the figures.
I see in the graphics dialog box there is space for for some Latex
code and I am hoping this might provide the mechanism.
Thanks,
Graham
Re: Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
OK, sorry about all these posts, but after rooting around I see that
Lyx is using tex4ht, so it seems what I need help with is how to add
the code into the lyx document so it adds the alt text when exporting
to html.
Thanks.
Graham
On 1 Mar 2008, at 15:46, Graham Smith wrote:
Given the lack of response I assume there is no easy answer to
this, however, with help elsewhere it seems that this can be done
with tex4ht which is part of the Mactex distribution.
This is done with one of the following commands
1\Picture[replaOkcement-for-textual-browser]{file-name attributes}
2 \Picture+[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
3 \Picture*[replacement-for-text-browsers]{file-name attributes}
content\EndPicture
This leads me to additional questions.
1. what program does lyx use for the HTML conversion (on the Mac),
I presume it tells me on the wiki somewhere but I can't find it.
2. I have tried several ways of using command 1 above to try and
add the alt text into the graphics latex options, but get compile
errors. the commands are obviously meant for tex4ht, but I thought
I would give it a try..
3. Assuming tex4ht isn't one of the two HTML export options in Lyx,
can I add it as an export option menu item.
Thanks,
Graham
On 28 Feb 2008, at 14:47, Graham Smith wrote:
Before exporting from Lyx to HTML, is there a way of providing
alternate text for the figures.
I see in the graphics dialog box there is space for for some Latex
code and I am hoping this might provide the mechanism.
Thanks,
Graham
Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
Before exporting from Lyx to HTML, is there a way of providing alternate text for the figures. I see in the graphics dialog box there is space for for some Latex code and I am hoping this might provide the mechanism. Thanks, Graham
Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
Before exporting from Lyx to HTML, is there a way of providing alternate text for the figures. I see in the graphics dialog box there is space for for some Latex code and I am hoping this might provide the mechanism. Thanks, Graham
Including alternate text for figures on HTML export
Before exporting from Lyx to HTML, is there a way of providing alternate text for the figures. I see in the graphics dialog box there is space for for some Latex code and I am hoping this might provide the mechanism. Thanks, Graham
Re: HTML Export
On Friday 29 June 2007 03:44:20 John O'Gorman wrote: i cant remember which on top of my head, but it is in the docs. Latex2HTML You can install that for Fedora (another option is hevea): $ yum search latex2html hevea hevea.i386 1.08-6.fc6 fedora Matched from: hevea HEVEA is a quite complete and fast LATEX to HTML translator. HEVEA renders symbols by using the so-called HTML entites, which modern browsers display correctly most of the time. http://hevea.inria.fr/ latex2html.noarch2002.2.1-6 fedora Matched from: latex2html LATEX2HTML is a convertor written in Perl that converts LATEX documents to HTML. This way e.g. scientific papers - primarily typeset for printing - can be put on the Web for online viewing. LATEX2HTML does also a good job in rapid web site deployment. These pages are generated from a single LATEX source. http://www.latex2html.org/ John O'Gorman -- José Abílio
Re: HTML Export
On Friday 29 June 2007 03:44:20 John O'Gorman wrote: i cant remember which on top of my head, but it is in the docs. Latex2HTML You can install that for Fedora (another option is hevea): $ yum search latex2html hevea hevea.i386 1.08-6.fc6 fedora Matched from: hevea HEVEA is a quite complete and fast LATEX to HTML translator. HEVEA renders symbols by using the so-called HTML entites, which modern browsers display correctly most of the time. http://hevea.inria.fr/ latex2html.noarch2002.2.1-6 fedora Matched from: latex2html LATEX2HTML is a convertor written in Perl that converts LATEX documents to HTML. This way e.g. scientific papers - primarily typeset for printing - can be put on the Web for online viewing. LATEX2HTML does also a good job in rapid web site deployment. These pages are generated from a single LATEX source. http://www.latex2html.org/ John O'Gorman -- José Abílio
Re: HTML Export
On Friday 29 June 2007 03:44:20 John O'Gorman wrote: > > i cant remember which on top of my head, but it is in the docs. > > Latex2HTML You can install that for Fedora (another option is hevea): $ yum search latex2html hevea hevea.i386 1.08-6.fc6 fedora Matched from: hevea HEVEA is a quite complete and fast LATEX to HTML translator. HEVEA renders symbols by using the so-called HTML "entites", which modern browsers display correctly most of the time. http://hevea.inria.fr/ latex2html.noarch2002.2.1-6 fedora Matched from: latex2html LATEX2HTML is a convertor written in Perl that converts LATEX documents to HTML. This way e.g. scientific papers - primarily typeset for printing - can be put on the Web for online viewing. LATEX2HTML does also a good job in rapid web site deployment. These pages are generated from a single LATEX source. http://www.latex2html.org/ > John O'Gorman -- José Abílio
HTML Export
I just did a yum update and I can't seem to find the Export to HTML option. Did that get removed or am I just having a case of the stupids? -- Nick Kuzmik AIM nkuzmik 845-406-5115
Re: HTML Export
you need some package installed, i cant remember which on top of my head, but it is in the docs. martin On 6/29/07, Nick Kuzmik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just did a yum update and I can't seem to find the Export to HTML option. Did that get removed or am I just having a case of the stupids? -- Nick Kuzmik AIM nkuzmik 845-406-5115
Re: HTML Export
On Fri, 2007-06-29 at 11:43 +1000, Martin A. Hansen wrote: you need some package installed, i cant remember which on top of my head, but it is in the docs. Latex2HTML John O'Gorman martin On 6/29/07, Nick Kuzmik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just did a yum update and I can't seem to find the Export to HTML option. Did that get removed or am I just having a case of the stupids? -- Nick Kuzmik AIM nkuzmik 845-406-5115
HTML Export
I just did a yum update and I can't seem to find the Export to HTML option. Did that get removed or am I just having a case of the stupids? -- Nick Kuzmik AIM nkuzmik 845-406-5115
Re: HTML Export
you need some package installed, i cant remember which on top of my head, but it is in the docs. martin On 6/29/07, Nick Kuzmik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just did a yum update and I can't seem to find the Export to HTML option. Did that get removed or am I just having a case of the stupids? -- Nick Kuzmik AIM nkuzmik 845-406-5115
Re: HTML Export
On Fri, 2007-06-29 at 11:43 +1000, Martin A. Hansen wrote: you need some package installed, i cant remember which on top of my head, but it is in the docs. Latex2HTML John O'Gorman martin On 6/29/07, Nick Kuzmik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just did a yum update and I can't seem to find the Export to HTML option. Did that get removed or am I just having a case of the stupids? -- Nick Kuzmik AIM nkuzmik 845-406-5115
HTML Export
I just did a yum update and I can't seem to find the Export to HTML option. Did that get removed or am I just having a case of the stupids? -- Nick Kuzmik AIM nkuzmik 845-406-5115
Re: HTML Export
you need some package installed, i cant remember which on top of my head, but it is in the docs. martin On 6/29/07, Nick Kuzmik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I just did a yum update and I can't seem to find the Export to HTML option. Did that get removed or am I just having a case of the stupids? -- Nick Kuzmik AIM nkuzmik 845-406-5115
Re: HTML Export
On Fri, 2007-06-29 at 11:43 +1000, Martin A. Hansen wrote: > you need some package installed, > > i cant remember which on top of my head, but it is in the docs. Latex2HTML John O'Gorman > > > martin > > On 6/29/07, Nick Kuzmik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > I just did a yum update and I can't seem to find the Export to HTML > > option. > > Did that get removed or am I just having a case of the stupids? > > > > -- > > Nick Kuzmik > > AIM nkuzmik > > 845-406-5115 > >
Re: HTML export, hyperlink doesn't work in LYX 1.4.3
I have compiled LYX 1.4.3 on a redhat Linux machine from source, and have
deleted my previous $home/.lyx directory so it should be like a fresh
installation. The problem is I found that when having inserted some URLs by
Insert-URL..., then View-HTML or export to HTML, the URL never got an
underline, nor is it clickable.
And I found checking the box Generate hyperlink when inserting URL has no
effect on the result. No matter I did it or not, the output Latex file
doesn't change, it always produces a \url{my inserted url string}.
I found an ugly fix that first write \usepackage{html} in document preamble,
and then insert a Latex code box(ERT), writing in it \htmlurl{my url}{desc.
for the link} will produce a clickable hyperlink. However it's so ugly and
it looks like that it should be the intended behavior Insert-URL... should
produce.
Is this a common problem, so a bug in 1.4.3? Or is my setting wrong?
hi,
i dont know how is it with 1.4.3, but in 1.3.x it was a common problem.
does the following helped ?:
http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~sanda/lyx2html/
there are also another ways; try to check wiki and mail archives.
pavel
Re: HTML export, hyperlink doesn't work in LYX 1.4.3
I have compiled LYX 1.4.3 on a redhat Linux machine from source, and have
deleted my previous $home/.lyx directory so it should be like a fresh
installation. The problem is I found that when having inserted some URLs by
Insert-URL..., then View-HTML or export to HTML, the URL never got an
underline, nor is it clickable.
And I found checking the box Generate hyperlink when inserting URL has no
effect on the result. No matter I did it or not, the output Latex file
doesn't change, it always produces a \url{my inserted url string}.
I found an ugly fix that first write \usepackage{html} in document preamble,
and then insert a Latex code box(ERT), writing in it \htmlurl{my url}{desc.
for the link} will produce a clickable hyperlink. However it's so ugly and
it looks like that it should be the intended behavior Insert-URL... should
produce.
Is this a common problem, so a bug in 1.4.3? Or is my setting wrong?
hi,
i dont know how is it with 1.4.3, but in 1.3.x it was a common problem.
does the following helped ?:
http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~sanda/lyx2html/
there are also another ways; try to check wiki and mail archives.
pavel
Re: HTML export, hyperlink doesn't work in LYX 1.4.3
> I have compiled LYX 1.4.3 on a redhat Linux machine from source, and have
> deleted my previous $home/.lyx directory so it should be like a fresh
> installation. The problem is I found that when having inserted some URLs by
> Insert->URL..., then View->HTML or export to HTML, the URL never got an
> underline, nor is it clickable.
>
> And I found checking the box "Generate hyperlink" when inserting URL has no
> effect on the result. No matter I did it or not, the output Latex file
> doesn't change, it always produces a \url{my inserted url string}.
>
> I found an ugly fix that first write \usepackage{html} in document preamble,
> and then insert a Latex code box(ERT), writing in it \htmlurl{my url}{desc.
> for the link} will produce a clickable hyperlink. However it's so ugly and
> it looks like that it should be the intended behavior Insert->URL... should
> produce.
>
> Is this a common problem, so a bug in 1.4.3? Or is my setting wrong?
hi,
i dont know how is it with 1.4.3, but in 1.3.x it was a common problem.
does the following helped ?:
http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~sanda/lyx2html/
there are also another ways; try to check wiki and mail archives.
pavel
HTML export, hyperlink doesn't work in LYX 1.4.3
Hi,
I have compiled LYX 1.4.3 on a redhat Linux machine from source, and have
deleted my previous $home/.lyx directory so it should be like a fresh
installation. The problem is I found that when having inserted some URLs by
Insert-URL..., then View-HTML or export to HTML, the URL never got an
underline, nor is it clickable.
And I found checking the box Generate hyperlink when inserting URL has no
effect on the result. No matter I did it or not, the output Latex file
doesn't change, it always produces a \url{my inserted url string}.
I found an ugly fix that first write \usepackage{html} in document preamble,
and then insert a Latex code box(ERT), writing in it \htmlurl{my url}{desc.
for the link} will produce a clickable hyperlink. However it's so ugly and
it looks like that it should be the intended behavior Insert-URL... should
produce.
Is this a common problem, so a bug in 1.4.3? Or is my setting wrong?
Thanks!
best,
Sam
HTML export, hyperlink doesn't work in LYX 1.4.3
Hi,
I have compiled LYX 1.4.3 on a redhat Linux machine from source, and have
deleted my previous $home/.lyx directory so it should be like a fresh
installation. The problem is I found that when having inserted some URLs by
Insert-URL..., then View-HTML or export to HTML, the URL never got an
underline, nor is it clickable.
And I found checking the box Generate hyperlink when inserting URL has no
effect on the result. No matter I did it or not, the output Latex file
doesn't change, it always produces a \url{my inserted url string}.
I found an ugly fix that first write \usepackage{html} in document preamble,
and then insert a Latex code box(ERT), writing in it \htmlurl{my url}{desc.
for the link} will produce a clickable hyperlink. However it's so ugly and
it looks like that it should be the intended behavior Insert-URL... should
produce.
Is this a common problem, so a bug in 1.4.3? Or is my setting wrong?
Thanks!
best,
Sam
HTML export, hyperlink doesn't work in LYX 1.4.3
Hi,
I have compiled LYX 1.4.3 on a redhat Linux machine from source, and have
deleted my previous $home/.lyx directory so it should be like a fresh
installation. The problem is I found that when having inserted some URLs by
Insert->URL..., then View->HTML or export to HTML, the URL never got an
underline, nor is it clickable.
And I found checking the box "Generate hyperlink" when inserting URL has no
effect on the result. No matter I did it or not, the output Latex file
doesn't change, it always produces a \url{my inserted url string}.
I found an ugly fix that first write \usepackage{html} in document preamble,
and then insert a Latex code box(ERT), writing in it \htmlurl{my url}{desc.
for the link} will produce a clickable hyperlink. However it's so ugly and
it looks like that it should be the intended behavior Insert->URL... should
produce.
Is this a common problem, so a bug in 1.4.3? Or is my setting wrong?
Thanks!
best,
Sam
Re: HTML export
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 13:44:25 -0700 From: TechTonics [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Re: HTML export [...] This is now working better, the pngs are generated in the right directory, but not included in the output html file. I had to remove originaldir from originaldir,needaux in additional flags. Otherwise for Windows, the output file was myfile.htm rather than the expected myfile.html and LyX would say it couldn't find the file. Removing originaldir, creates the looked for myfile.html. The file is created in either case, but with originaldir the filename is wrong. Try to remove also needaux (I had to do it on Solaris to make View-HTML work). Is it better ? -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org From: Enrico Forestieri [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: HTML export Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 23:24:09 + (UTC) X-Loom-IP: 87.18.108.75 (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; it; rv:1.8.0.6) Gecko/20060728 Firefox/1.5.0.6) Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Is't for that need that originaldir flag is added in the preference template ? This seems broken on Solaris, and possibly on Windows (check in this thread). I checked the LyX sources and found that what I was trying to achieve through the scripts is the same thing you obtain when you *omit* the originaldir flag. So, simply delete the originaldir flag and send to the bit bucket those scripts ;-) On Solaris (but is seems that issues ares related on Windows), I had to remove also needaux, then View-HTML works as expected. However, then Export-HTML is broken: I get myfile.html all right in the original dir, but all the ancillary files (myfile.css, myfile1x.png, myfile2x.png, etc.) are not copied. This is only true for HTML (whatever the export tool used, htlatex, latex2html, and I guess hevea). Use of htlatex to View and Export to OpenOffice works because all the files are in the output file (which is an archive in fact). So I see two ways out: - either there is a way to specify the file extensions which should be copied for every kind of Export (I don't know which coding is required to do so, may be the flags can be used here); - either a request is made to Eitan Gurari for an addition output file containing an archive of the output files (extension zip or better htl ?). Same request for other HTML exporters, unless this is already available (it's not un latex2html). Are there entries in bugzilla about all this ? Should I file one ? -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote: Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 13:44:25 -0700 From: TechTonics [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Re: HTML export [...] This is now working better, the pngs are generated in the right directory, but not included in the output html file. I had to remove originaldir from originaldir,needaux in additional flags. Otherwise for Windows, the output file was myfile.htm rather than the expected myfile.html and LyX would say it couldn't find the file. Removing originaldir, creates the looked for myfile.html. The file is created in either case, but with originaldir the filename is wrong. Try to remove also needaux (I had to do it on Solaris to make View-HTML work). Is it better ? No, not on Windows, I had tried that, but thanks for the advice. I haven't tried it on Cygwin yet which is closer to Solaris. Also you probably use latex2html? Regards, Stephen
Re: HTML export
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 09:22:11 +0200 (MEST) From: Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: HTML export To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org [...] Are there entries in bugzilla about all this ? Should I file one ? I checked, this has been discussed long ago (bug 643) http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=643 I wonder if the extra flag come from this discussion, as use of originaldir make View behave like Export here (but it copies also the htlatex temporary files, this is not appropriate). -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I checked the LyX sources and found that what I was trying to achieve through the scripts is the same thing you obtain when you *omit* the originaldir flag. So, simply delete the originaldir flag and send to the bit bucket those scripts On Solaris (but is seems that issues ares related on Windows), I had to remove also needaux, then View-HTML works as expected. This is strange as needaux simply tells LyX to run latex before launching the converter. ATM I don't have handy my solaris box to check it. However, then Export-HTML is broken: I get myfile.html all right in the original dir, but all the ancillary files (myfile.css, myfile1x.png, myfile2x.png, etc.) are not copied. Yes, Export-HTML is severely broken. At least with htlatex, it doesn't work even using the originaldir flag, as some filenames are constructed by prefixing zz to them, and this is not going to work with absolute paths. What a mess! -- Enrico
Re: HTML export
On Solaris (but is seems that issues ares related on Windows), I had to remove also needaux, then View-HTML works as expected. This is strange as needaux simply tells LyX to run latex before launching the converter. ATM I don't have handy my solaris box to check it. In addition, it is not needed: from what I see in the calling shell, the necessary runs are made (and AFAIR, by htlatex, not by LyX - in fact, htlatex runs 4 times, regardless of the status os the aux/bbl files, because it adds its own sty file to the original tex file). This is different with latex2html: the wrapper I use for tex files makes the necessary runs before calling l2h. However, then Export-HTML is broken: I get myfile.html all right in the original dir, but all the ancillary files (myfile.css, myfile1x.png, myfile2x.png, etc.) are not copied. Yes, Export-HTML is severely broken. At least with htlatex, it doesn't work even using the originaldir flag, as some filenames are constructed by prefixing zz to them, and this is not going to work with absolute paths. What do you think ? Does this deserve en fresh bugzilla entry, or a reactivation of bug 643 ? -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Yes, Export-HTML is severely broken. At least with htlatex, it doesn't work even using the originaldir flag, as some filenames are constructed by prefixing zz to them, and this is not going to work with absolute paths. What do you think ? Does this deserve en fresh bugzilla entry, or a reactivation of bug 643 ? Honestly I am not sure that this is not a htlatex bug rather than a LyX fault. Anyway bug 643 is still active. -- Enrico
Re: HTML export
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 13:44:25 -0700 From: TechTonics [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Re: HTML export [...] This is now working better, the pngs are generated in the right directory, but not included in the output html file. I had to remove originaldir from originaldir,needaux in additional flags. Otherwise for Windows, the output file was myfile.htm rather than the expected myfile.html and LyX would say it couldn't find the file. Removing originaldir, creates the looked for myfile.html. The file is created in either case, but with originaldir the filename is wrong. Try to remove also needaux (I had to do it on Solaris to make View-HTML work). Is it better ? -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org From: Enrico Forestieri [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: HTML export Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 23:24:09 + (UTC) X-Loom-IP: 87.18.108.75 (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; it; rv:1.8.0.6) Gecko/20060728 Firefox/1.5.0.6) Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Is't for that need that originaldir flag is added in the preference template ? This seems broken on Solaris, and possibly on Windows (check in this thread). I checked the LyX sources and found that what I was trying to achieve through the scripts is the same thing you obtain when you *omit* the originaldir flag. So, simply delete the originaldir flag and send to the bit bucket those scripts ;-) On Solaris (but is seems that issues ares related on Windows), I had to remove also needaux, then View-HTML works as expected. However, then Export-HTML is broken: I get myfile.html all right in the original dir, but all the ancillary files (myfile.css, myfile1x.png, myfile2x.png, etc.) are not copied. This is only true for HTML (whatever the export tool used, htlatex, latex2html, and I guess hevea). Use of htlatex to View and Export to OpenOffice works because all the files are in the output file (which is an archive in fact). So I see two ways out: - either there is a way to specify the file extensions which should be copied for every kind of Export (I don't know which coding is required to do so, may be the flags can be used here); - either a request is made to Eitan Gurari for an addition output file containing an archive of the output files (extension zip or better htl ?). Same request for other HTML exporters, unless this is already available (it's not un latex2html). Are there entries in bugzilla about all this ? Should I file one ? -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote: Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 13:44:25 -0700 From: TechTonics [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Re: HTML export [...] This is now working better, the pngs are generated in the right directory, but not included in the output html file. I had to remove originaldir from originaldir,needaux in additional flags. Otherwise for Windows, the output file was myfile.htm rather than the expected myfile.html and LyX would say it couldn't find the file. Removing originaldir, creates the looked for myfile.html. The file is created in either case, but with originaldir the filename is wrong. Try to remove also needaux (I had to do it on Solaris to make View-HTML work). Is it better ? No, not on Windows, I had tried that, but thanks for the advice. I haven't tried it on Cygwin yet which is closer to Solaris. Also you probably use latex2html? Regards, Stephen
Re: HTML export
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 09:22:11 +0200 (MEST) From: Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: HTML export To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org [...] Are there entries in bugzilla about all this ? Should I file one ? I checked, this has been discussed long ago (bug 643) http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=643 I wonder if the extra flag come from this discussion, as use of originaldir make View behave like Export here (but it copies also the htlatex temporary files, this is not appropriate). -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I checked the LyX sources and found that what I was trying to achieve through the scripts is the same thing you obtain when you *omit* the originaldir flag. So, simply delete the originaldir flag and send to the bit bucket those scripts On Solaris (but is seems that issues ares related on Windows), I had to remove also needaux, then View-HTML works as expected. This is strange as needaux simply tells LyX to run latex before launching the converter. ATM I don't have handy my solaris box to check it. However, then Export-HTML is broken: I get myfile.html all right in the original dir, but all the ancillary files (myfile.css, myfile1x.png, myfile2x.png, etc.) are not copied. Yes, Export-HTML is severely broken. At least with htlatex, it doesn't work even using the originaldir flag, as some filenames are constructed by prefixing zz to them, and this is not going to work with absolute paths. What a mess! -- Enrico
Re: HTML export
On Solaris (but is seems that issues ares related on Windows), I had to remove also needaux, then View-HTML works as expected. This is strange as needaux simply tells LyX to run latex before launching the converter. ATM I don't have handy my solaris box to check it. In addition, it is not needed: from what I see in the calling shell, the necessary runs are made (and AFAIR, by htlatex, not by LyX - in fact, htlatex runs 4 times, regardless of the status os the aux/bbl files, because it adds its own sty file to the original tex file). This is different with latex2html: the wrapper I use for tex files makes the necessary runs before calling l2h. However, then Export-HTML is broken: I get myfile.html all right in the original dir, but all the ancillary files (myfile.css, myfile1x.png, myfile2x.png, etc.) are not copied. Yes, Export-HTML is severely broken. At least with htlatex, it doesn't work even using the originaldir flag, as some filenames are constructed by prefixing zz to them, and this is not going to work with absolute paths. What do you think ? Does this deserve en fresh bugzilla entry, or a reactivation of bug 643 ? -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
Jean-Pierre Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Yes, Export-HTML is severely broken. At least with htlatex, it doesn't work even using the originaldir flag, as some filenames are constructed by prefixing zz to them, and this is not going to work with absolute paths. What do you think ? Does this deserve en fresh bugzilla entry, or a reactivation of bug 643 ? Honestly I am not sure that this is not a htlatex bug rather than a LyX fault. Anyway bug 643 is still active. -- Enrico
Re: HTML export
>>Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 13:44:25 -0700 >>From: TechTonics <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>To: Jean-Pierre Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>CC: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org >>Subject: Re: HTML export [...] >> >>This is now working better, the pngs are generated in the right >>directory, but not included in the output html file. I had to >>remove originaldir from originaldir,needaux in additional flags. >>Otherwise for Windows, the output file was myfile.htm >>rather than the expected myfile.html >>and LyX would say it couldn't find the file. >>Removing originaldir, creates the looked for myfile.html. The file is >>created in either case, but with originaldir the filename is wrong. Try to remove also needaux (I had to do it on Solaris to make View->HTML work). Is it better ? -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
>>To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org >>From: Enrico Forestieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>Subject: Re: HTML export >>Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 23:24:09 + (UTC) >>X-Loom-IP: 87.18.108.75 (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; it; >>rv:1.8.0.6) Gecko/20060728 Firefox/1.5.0.6) >> >>Jean-Pierre Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >>> Is't for that need that originaldir flag is added in the preference >>> template ? >>> This seems broken on Solaris, and possibly on Windows (check in this >>> thread). >> >>I checked the LyX sources and found that what I was trying to achieve >>through the scripts is the same thing you obtain when you *omit* the >>originaldir flag. So, simply delete the originaldir flag and send to >>the bit bucket those scripts ;-) On Solaris (but is seems that issues ares related on Windows), I had to remove also needaux, then View->HTML works as expected. However, then Export->HTML is broken: I get myfile.html all right in the original dir, but all the ancillary files (myfile.css, myfile1x.png, myfile2x.png, etc.) are not copied. This is only true for HTML (whatever the export tool used, htlatex, latex2html, and I guess hevea). Use of htlatex to View and Export to OpenOffice works because all the files are in the output file (which is an archive in fact). So I see two ways out: - either there is a way to specify the file extensions which should be copied for every kind of Export (I don't know which coding is required to do so, may be the flags can be used here); - either a request is made to Eitan Gurari for an addition output file containing an archive of the output files (extension zip or better htl ?). Same request for other HTML exporters, unless this is already available (it's not un latex2html). Are there entries in bugzilla about all this ? Should I file one ? -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote: Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 13:44:25 -0700 From: TechTonics <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Jean-Pierre Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> CC: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Re: HTML export [...] This is now working better, the pngs are generated in the right directory, but not included in the output html file. I had to remove originaldir from originaldir,needaux in additional flags. Otherwise for Windows, the output file was myfile.htm rather than the expected myfile.html and LyX would say it couldn't find the file. Removing originaldir, creates the looked for myfile.html. The file is created in either case, but with originaldir the filename is wrong. Try to remove also needaux (I had to do it on Solaris to make View->HTML work). Is it better ? No, not on Windows, I had tried that, but thanks for the advice. I haven't tried it on Cygwin yet which is closer to Solaris. Also you probably use latex2html? Regards, Stephen
Re: HTML export
>>Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 09:22:11 +0200 (MEST) >>From: Jean-Pierre Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>Subject: Re: HTML export >>To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org [...] >> >>Are there entries in bugzilla about all this ? Should I file one ? I checked, this has been discussed long ago (bug 643) http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=643 I wonder if the extra flag come from this discussion, as use of originaldir make View behave like Export here (but it copies also the htlatex temporary files, this is not appropriate). -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
Jean-Pierre Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >>I checked the LyX sources and found that what I was trying to achieve > >>through the scripts is the same thing you obtain when you *omit* the > >>originaldir flag. So, simply delete the originaldir flag and send to > >>the bit bucket those scripts > > On Solaris (but is seems that issues ares related on Windows), I had to remove > also > needaux, then View->HTML works as expected. This is strange as needaux simply tells LyX to run latex before launching the converter. ATM I don't have handy my solaris box to check it. > However, then Export->HTML is broken: I get myfile.html all right in the > original dir, > but all the ancillary files (myfile.css, myfile1x.png, myfile2x.png, etc.) are > not copied. Yes, Export->HTML is severely broken. At least with htlatex, it doesn't work even using the originaldir flag, as some filenames are constructed by prefixing "zz" to them, and this is not going to work with absolute paths. What a mess! -- Enrico
Re: HTML export
>>> On Solaris (but is seems that issues ares related on Windows), I had to >>> remove >>> also >>> needaux, then View->HTML works as expected. >> >>This is strange as needaux simply tells LyX to run latex before launching >>the converter. ATM I don't have handy my solaris box to check it. In addition, it is not needed: from what I see in the calling shell, the necessary runs are made (and AFAIR, by htlatex, not by LyX - in fact, htlatex runs 4 times, regardless of the status os the aux/bbl files, because it adds its own sty file to the original tex file). This is different with latex2html: the wrapper I use for tex files makes the necessary runs before calling l2h. >> >>> However, then Export->HTML is broken: I get myfile.html all right in the >>> original dir, >>> but all the ancillary files (myfile.css, myfile1x.png, myfile2x.png, etc.) >>> are >>> not copied. >> >>Yes, Export->HTML is severely broken. At least with htlatex, it doesn't work >>even using the originaldir flag, as some filenames are constructed by >>prefixing >>"zz" to them, and this is not going to work with absolute paths. What do you think ? Does this deserve en fresh bugzilla entry, or a reactivation of bug 643 ? -- Jean-Pierre
Re: HTML export
Jean-Pierre Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >>Yes, Export->HTML is severely broken. At least with htlatex, it doesn't work > >>even using the originaldir flag, as some filenames are constructed by > >>prefixing > >>"zz" to them, and this is not going to work with absolute paths. > > What do you think ? Does this deserve en fresh bugzilla entry, or a > reactivation of bug 643 ? Honestly I am not sure that this is not a htlatex bug rather than a LyX fault. Anyway bug 643 is still active. -- Enrico
Re: HTML export
TechTonics [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm surprised Html view works for you for Cygwin because I think (thought) it was LyX not the Cygwin or Win configuration. The problem is that LyX calls htlatex with a full path and does not change the current dir to the dir containing the file to be converted. Please find below two scripts htlatex and htlatex.bat. The first one is for Cygwin and you can put it in /usr/local/bin. The second (less refined ;-)) one is for a native LyX and should be put somewhere in the PATH ahead of the miktex bin dir (LyXDir/latextools is a good choice). You should now have no problems with View-Html ;-) -- Enrico 8 htlatex 8 #!/bin/sh # This is a wrapper script for LyX/Cygwin to let LyX use the native # Windows' version of htlatex which is part of MikTeX. # # 2006-08-31 Enrico Forestieri # === # The program to call (This should be in the PATH) prog=htlatex.exe dir= while [ $# -gt 0 ] ; do case $1 in -*) prog=$prog $1 ;; *)dir=`dirname $1` file=`basename $1` prog=$prog \$file\ ;; esac shift done [ -n $dir ] cd $dir eval exec $prog 8888 8 htlatex.bat 8 @echo off set drivename=%~d1 set pathname=%~p1 set basename=%~n1 %drivename% cd %pathname% htlatex.exe %* 8888
