At 9:35 AM +0200 4/21/98, Giuseppe Vacanti wrote:
>If I understand the workings of LaTeX2HTML correclty, at the moment
>support for custom style files requires adding one or more files in
>the directory $LATEX2HTMLDIR/styles.
>
>At some sites (here for example) this requires system privileges that
>I don't have.
>Does it make sens to suggest that there should be a LATEX2HTMLPATH
>pointing to a list of directories where support for custom styles
>files could be stored?
The variable $LATEX2HTMLSTYLES already serves this purpose.
It's default value is $LATEX2HTMLDIR/styles
but you can make it be a list of directories, including this default.
Within a .latex2html-init file simply have a line like:
$LATEX2HTMLSTYLES = "<path-to-my-styles>:$LATEX2HTMLDIR/styles";
LaTeX2HTML searches the working directory first,
then each directory specified in $LATEX2HTMLSTYLES .
It takes the first file that is found.
Technically the `/' should be $dd and `:' should be $envkey
(for systems that use different characters for directory delimiters
and as separators for paths).
Hope this helps.
Ross Moore
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