>> @span{classname, text}
>>
>> For HTML output only, it would expand to
>>
>> <span class="classname">text</span>
>>
>What about using a user defined macro?
>
>Something like (untested)
>
>@ifhtml
>@macro span{classname, text}
>@inlinefmt{html, <span class="\classname\">\text\<span>}
>@end macro
>@end ifhtml
>
>@ifnothtml
>@macro span{classname, text}
>\text\
>@end macro
>@end ifnothtml
Nice. I managed to get that to work. There
seems to already be an @span in the DVI format, and
I had to go with `inlineraw' to not escape the html.
So I ended up with.
@ifhtml
@macro css{classname, text}
@inlineraw{html, <span class="\classname\">\text\<span>}
@end macro
@end ifhtml
@ifnothtml
@macro css{classname, text}
\text\
@end macro
@end ifnothtml
Thanks,
Mike
