> I'm not sure if your problem is the same, but I saw something
>similar (when using the seminar style). The fix was just to include:
>
>\slidesmag{0}
>
>in the htmlonly version of the document. Cropping was finally away.
>
Yes, OK.
That would bring the LaTeX back to normal size,
rather than the magnified size required for making slides.
To keep just a single source, load \usepackage{html}
and use the conditional environments
%begin{latexonly}
...
%end{latexonly}
to delimit commands meant only for LaTeX, and
\begin{htmlonly}
...
\end{htmlonly}
for those meant only for LaTeX2HTML.
For the record, the alternative --- which worked for Robert Donahue
is to increase the paper size used by dvips; e.g. $PAPERSIZE = 'a4';
The default is 'a5' to limit the size of images of complete
math-displays that include equation-numbering.
Of course with the $FIGURE_SCALE_FACTOR operating as well,
your resulting images will be rather large...
...too much for on-screen display, I suspect.
Your own solution concerning the \slidesmag
is surely the best for your situation.
All the best,
Ross Moore
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