On Sep 22, 2010, at 17:55, JiHO wrote:
> I'm trying to fix some of the hiccups of this template and convert it
> to html too, in case people prefer that (and because it allows better
> configuration of links).
>
> The files are now on github:
> http://github.com/jiho/bd-two_columns
>
> I have few questions:
> - what are stringByDeTeXifyingString and stringByTeXifyingString
> supposed to do? Neither of those does anything: when I have latex
> commands (\textit, \circ etc.) they do not replace, apply, or suppress
> them.
They replace tex commands that are also used as escapes, such as {\'e}, and
they also clean some braces. They certainly do not convert all tex commands,
because we're not a tex parser.
> - the preview pane does not seem to support linked CSS, only embedded.
> Is that expected?
That's correct, textviews don't support external css files, the preview is
purely data based.
> - I am using a table with one line and two columns. Whether its width
> is specified as 100% or unspecified, it seems limited to a maximum
> with (it does not take the whole width when bibdesk is maximized on a
> large screen). Is that expected also?
> - More generally, I find that BD renders the HTML differently from
> Safari (of CSS Edit). For example, it does not seem to honor the
> padding settings on <p> elements.
>
It's converted to rich text (NSAttributedString), and rich text support for
html is limited wrt the webview.
Christiaan
> Thanks in advance,
>
> JiHO
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