Hello. Thank you for your work on the software.
I have two bug reports. 1) If I use @math{... @code{} ...} then the HTML output does not show the @code{} output in monospace; it is instead in italics. This can be fixed with a line of CSS. Here is a minimal working example demo file. +++++++++++++ \input texinfo @settitle name-of-manual Test test test @code{aaa} test @code{bbb}. @math{@code{aaa}+@code{bbb}} Test test test @bye --------------------- I run: makeinfo --html mathtest. The HTML output is <body lang="en"> <h1 class="settitle" align="center">name-of-manual</h1> <p>Test test test <code>aaa</code> test <code>bbb</code>. </p> <p><em><code>aaa</code>+<code>bbb</code></em> </p> <p>Test test test </p> </body> In both a recent Chrome and a recent Firefox the `aaa' and `bbb' are in monospace in the Test line but in italics in the em line. I find that a fix is adding this CSS. code {font-style: normal; font-family: monospace} 2) I have a related report: I find that writing \\aaa inside of @math{} gives output in HTML that is just \\aaa. I expected \aaa, as in PDF. (I find that @\aaa gives \aaa in both HTML and PDF but I understand that this is not the right approach.) Regards, Jim ----------- Corrupt kleptocrats and international criminals make themselves rich in criminality and corruption. Then at some point they need the legitimate world in order to protect and account for their stolen proceeds. --Sheldon Whitehouse