Sounds like a good idea will do that now.
Does the above also work if I put the .mk4 files there also?
Currently I copy it to $HOME.
Yes, but it looks in scripts tree, so something like:
$HOME/texmf/scripts/lua/mybuild/filename.mk4
Btw, does one still needs to use .mk4 file in latest versi
On 6/13/2021 8:14 AM, Michal Hoftich wrote:
I looked at docs for make4ht but did not see any type of path
to use for this.
https://ctan.math.washington.edu/tex-archive/support/make4ht/make4ht-doc.pdf
make4ht uses the kpse library to locate a .cfg file. You can put it in
your TEXMF dir, fo
Follow-up Comment #1, bug #514 (project tex4ht):
I've posted my answer on TeX.sx and fixed this issue in TeX4ht sources. The
issue is that some commands cause errors when used in \caption and \section
commands, so you can either use \protect, or \fixmathjaxtoc macro.
Hi Nasser,
I have to copy the file my_config.cfg in $HOME so that it can find it.
Is it possible to make it use TEXINPUTS to locate these .cfg files?
So that I do not have to clutter my $HOME folder with copies of
my .cfg which reside in different folder and having to remember to
copy it each
Hi Ulrike,
There is some discussion going on related to "well tagged pdf" if
list item bodies are paragraphs or not.
Basically the answer is, "it depends":
In lists with short topics you don't want a paragraph tagging, but
you do in long list items with multiple paragraphs.
We will probably ha
>>I just updated to TL 2021 last night. I noticed the first thing when
>>compiling some existing latex file that now the vertical spacing
>>between enumeration list items is much larger than before. All other
>>things being the same.
>>Notice the difference. Now it puts the item in a
>>while befo
Currently, for the command
make4ht -c my_config.cfg foo.tex
I have to copy the file my_config.cfg in $HOME so that it can find it.
Is it possible to make it use TEXINPUTS to locate these .cfg files?
So that I do not have to clutter my $HOME folder with copies of
my .cfg which reside in
