There is a long existing problem with lyx/url and was discussed in
lyx-users several times. When exporting lyx url to html format, the
links turn to normal text. Temporary solution is to use ERT and
\htmladdnormallink. Will 1.3 fix this problem? I searched bugzilla with
keyword url but I could
On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 12:31:58PM -0600, Bo Peng wrote:
There is a long existing problem with lyx/url and was discussed in
lyx-users several times. When exporting lyx url to html format, the
links turn to normal text. Temporary solution is to use ERT and
\htmladdnormallink. Will 1.3 fix
There is a long existing problem with lyx/url and was discussed in_
lyx-users several times. When exporting lyx url to html format, the_
links turn to normal text. Temporary solution is to use ERT and_
\htmladdnormallink. Will 1.3 fix this problem?_
There have been no changes here._
It
On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 02:34:50PM -0600, Bo Peng wrote:
There have been no changes here._
It seems to me that the URL boxes are meaningless if they can not be_
exported to HTML/links correctly. (I know, it helps latex use the_
correct font for links :-)
Since I use this feature a lot,
On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 08:38:30PM +, John Levon wrote:
Since I use this feature a lot, I would hope it can be done in_
1.3. Currently, I use a csh script to translate the URL inset of a lyx_
file to ERT/htmladdnormallink and then export it to latex.
Since you seem to know what is
Since you seem to know what is needed, how about making a patch ? What
are the difficulties ... if it's really so trivial to do.
Well, good idea. I do know what to change as long as I know where to
change it. I am TOATALLY new to lyx code so can anyone tell me which
part of the lyx-devel deal
\htmladdnormallink is latex2html specific.
The correct way is probably to use the \href command from hyperref
(though some latex-html converters might not support it).
Another problem is that some users might not want to use hyperref when
creating the DVI/PS/PDF file (as it may interfere with
There is a long existing problem with lyx/url and was discussed in
lyx-users several times. When exporting lyx url to html format, the
links turn to normal text. Temporary solution is to use ERT and
\htmladdnormallink. Will 1.3 fix this problem? I searched bugzilla with
keyword url but I could
On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 12:31:58PM -0600, Bo Peng wrote:
> There is a long existing problem with lyx/url and was discussed in
> lyx-users several times. When exporting lyx url to html format, the
> links turn to normal text. Temporary solution is to use ERT and
> \htmladdnormallink. Will 1.3
> > There is a long existing problem with lyx/url and was discussed in_
> > lyx-users several times. When exporting lyx url to html format, the_
> > links turn to normal text. Temporary solution is to use ERT and_
> > \htmladdnormallink. Will 1.3 fix this problem?_
> There have been no changes
On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 02:34:50PM -0600, Bo Peng wrote:
> > There have been no changes here._
>
> It seems to me that the URL boxes are meaningless if they can not be_
> exported to HTML/links correctly. (I know, it helps latex use the_
> correct font for links :-)
>
> Since I use this feature
On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 08:38:30PM +, John Levon wrote:
> > Since I use this feature a lot, I would hope it can be done in_
> > 1.3. Currently, I use a csh script to translate the URL inset of a lyx_
> > file to ERT/htmladdnormallink and then export it to latex.
>
> Since you seem to know
> Since you seem to know what is needed, how about making a patch ? What
> are the difficulties ... if it's really so trivial to do.
Well, good idea. I do know what to change as long as I know where to
change it. I am TOATALLY new to lyx code so can anyone tell me which
part of the lyx-devel
> \htmladdnormallink is latex2html specific.
> The correct way is probably to use the \href command from hyperref
> (though some latex->html converters might not support it).
> Another problem is that some users might not want to use hyperref when
> creating the DVI/PS/PDF file (as it may
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