Hi, apologies if this is a FAQ, but IMG is a very common tag in the archives, making it hard to search on.
I have been using latex2html to generate online versions of all my latex documents which are prepared by lyx. The html code that is generated for a GIF image looks like so:- <IMG WIDTH="" HEIGHT="" ALIGN="BOTTOM" BORDER="0" SRC="./zones.gif" ALT="Image zones"> This displays perfectly fine on almost all browsers using the default size of the image except for IE on windows, which appears to interpret this as WIDTH="0" HEIGHT="0" and therefore not display the image. This is obviously a problem due to the statistically large number of IE on Win users. It is not clear to me as to whether or not this is a problem with:- - the output of lyx (version 1.2.1) - latex2html (version 2002-2) - my GIF images themselves The two short-term hacks that I am considering are:- a) disabling the generation of WIDTH="x" HEIGHT="y" entirely and leaving it up to the browser. Any tips as to where in the source tree is the correct place to do this would be appreciated. b) making a sed script that traverses the output and wipes instances of 'WIDTH=""' and 'HEIGHT=""'. This is my fallback option and I would prefer to avoid it. many thanks for any help possible. Alex -- / \ | alex twisleton-wykeham-fiennes | | c | or | d ltd | | http://www.cord.co.uk | \ / _______________________________________________ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
