Hi MadYuv, > In LaTeX output, I got roman output for the text "const." $dx/dt = +v_{0} = > {\rm const.}$, but the same text came in italic tag in HTML conversion, how > can I fix the same?
you can use $dx/dt = +v_{0} = {\mathrm{const.}}$., or \usepackage{amsmath} and \text instead of \mathrm. I think that \rm is deprecated for quite some time. > And, inside enumerate environment, for any special number output, I've used > as \item[1$'$], and I require the text which are comes inside optional > square brackets in HTML file too, but currently this was omitted... Regarding custom enumerate labels, the current configuration removes generated labels and relies on HTML rendering for numbering. If you want to use custom labels, you can try the following configuration file: \Preamble{xhtml} \def\finishpar{\ifvmode\IgnorePar\fi\EndP} \ConfigureList{enumerate} {\finishpar\HCode{<div class="myenumerate">}\ShowPar% \bgroup% \def\EndDefItem{}% } {\finishpar\EndDefItem\egroup% \finishpar\HCode{</div>}\ShowPar\par% } {\finishpar\EndDefItem\HCode{<div class="myenumitem"><span class="myenumhead">}% \def\EndDefItem{\HCode{</div>}}% } {\HCode{</span>}\par}% \Css{ .myenumitem .myenumhead{ float: left; clear: left; width: 40px; font-weight: bold; }} \Css{.myenumitem p {margin-left:45px;}} \begin{document} \EndPreamble Best regards, Michal