In my experience pdf2htmlEX successfully converts any PDF to a single HTML
file.
-k.
Please excuse brevity. Sent from pocket computer with tiny non-haptic feedback
keyboard.
> On Oct 23, 2016, at 12:26, Thierry Banel <tbanelweb...@free.fr> wrote:
>
> A single, nicely packaged, PDF file, easy to distribute:this is one of
> the appealing features of PDF export.
>
> But actually, this can be achieved in HTML, out-of-the-box with Org Mode
> and Firefox.
>
> My recipe:
>
> - Write your book in Org Mode, with any content you want:
> + tables, headers, bullet lists, whatever
> + PNG or SVG images (file:myimage.svg)
> + Ditaa (#+begin_src ditaa :file myditaa.png)
> + Gnuplot (#+begin_src gnuplot :file mygnuplot.svg)
> + GraphViz (#+begin_src dot :file mygraphviz.png)
> + MathJax (#+html_mathjax: align: left) ($$\sqrt{x+1}$$)
>
> - Add HTML formatting (optional)
> + CSS to customize fonts, colors, sizes, layout
> (#+html:<link rel="stylesheet" href="my.css"/>)
> + InfoJS to expand-collapse in the browser as in Org Mode
> (#+infojs_opt: view:info toc:nil ...)
>
> - Export & package to a single file
> + C-c C-e h h
> + zip the whole directory to mybook.zip
> (along with SVG, PNG images, CSS style-sheets, JS)
>
> - Distribute your book
> + send mybook.zip to your friends and colleagues
> + ask them to point their Firefox to
> jar:file://mybook.zip!/mybook/mybook.html
>
> The magic Firefox feature is the jar-bang trick which allows browsing
> within a ZIP.
>
> If someone knows a less cryptic syntax, it would be great.Also, this
> trick only works in Firefox. Is there something similar in other browsers?
>
> Have fun
> TB
>
>
