>
> if I use math in a document title like:
>
> \title{High-resolution $\delta^{13}$C stratigraphy through the early
> Aptian "Livello Selli" of the Alpine Tethys}
>
> The math part is set in a small font while the normal text appears in
> big letters.
Yes, I know what you mean.
At present there is no method to insert a style/size-changing
command into the image code.
It probably wouldn't be too difficult to do so,
at least with LaTeX-2e; I'm pretty sure trying to do it L-2.09
would be extremely difficult, requiring too many font changes.
No, wait-on; maybe it is easier to impose a local change to the
$MATH_SCALE_FACTOR variable, rather than alter the typeset size.
Hmm, I think that means adding an extra field to the data stored
in the %image_params hash, to record the value of $MATH_SCALE_FACTOR
at the time when the LaTeX code is processed.
Certainly an aspect worth exploring.
> An example is at
>
> http://www.spoc.ethz.ch/abstracts/alessio/po98.html
>
> Is there a way to work around this?
>
Optional section/document titles should be possible.
e.g., for the LaTeX2HTML version, either put the mathematics
into a \scalebox, or set-up the commands for large-size maths.
Make use you \usepackage{html}
and employ the \begin{htmlonly} and %begin{latexonly} methods
for the \title and \section commands.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
