Consider:
http://lune.mst.lanl.gov/~turner/l2h/98.1p5/captionbug/article/article.html
Compare that to the dvi:
http://lune.mst.lanl.gov/~turner/l2h/98.1p5/captionbug/article.dvi
Why are the captions in the HTML forced to the same width as the
table? I'd prefer to have them appear as in the dvi.
At first I thought it might be because I had the table in a minipage
so I could use footnotes, but in Table 2 the minipage and footnotes
are removed, and it's even worse (apparently because in Table 1 it
used the width of the longest footnote rather than the width of the
table).
I realize this may be another case of HTML != LaTeX, but this
seems like it should be possible. I don't know HTML well enough to
know.
Find all files at:
http://lune.mst.lanl.gov/~turner/l2h/98.1p5/captionbug/
Thanks for taking a look. Although I've reported a number of problems
lately, I'd like to reiterate how grateful I am for LaTeX2HTML and all
the hard work people (esp. Ross, who always seems to jump on problems)
have put into it.
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