Ross Moore writes: > LaTeX2HTML already inserts some <LINK ....> tags in structure documents. > For example, from its own manual: > (at http://www-texdev.mpce.mq.edu.au/l2h/docs/manual/ ) ... > Do these have the kind of effect that you expect ?
The "contents" and "index" links are probably not too hard to generate, and appearanly are among the most interesting for many. I managed to add support for these for the Python documentation (see the latest development version using Mozilla with the "Site Navigation Bar" enabled; http://python.sourceforge.net/devel/docs/lib/lib.html). There is definately more that could be done (the sectioning support would be nice!) > The reason <LINK> has not been exploited more extensively within > LaTeX2HTML has been lack of browser support. But if that is changing, > then certainly it becomes worthwhile to put some more effort into > providing improved support for this aspect of the markup. Definately. The <link> seems potentially very nice to have in larger documents where the HTML is generated rather than maintained manually. > Definitely. > If you have some examples and patches to implement the markup, then > please send them --- either to this list, or to me directly. What I did was to use a modified make_head_and_body() that includes the additional elements for rel="first", rel="contents" (when present), and rel="index" (when present). That's probably not the best way to do it; it would be nice to have a set of variables that could be populated with the right values, and I imagine those could be handled automatically. rel="last" should not be hard, but I just passed on that since I has no idea how to get the right target. Note that Mozilla does not currently handle things like multiple rel="index" links properly; it just uses the first one. This is covered by an existing bug report. > But also please comment on what is already implemented, as I'd prefer to > extend the existing support, rather than add a 2nd distinct implementation. This should not be too difficult for someone who understands more than I about the LaTeX2HTML implementation. But I could be wrong. ;-) -Fred -- Fred L. Drake, Jr. <fdrake at acm.org> PythonLabs at Zope Corporation _______________________________________________ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
