On 08/08/2011 10:50 PM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > > 13. In http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/NewInLyX20#modules there is the entry > for fixltx2e. This module does only add \usepackage{fixltx2e} to the > preamble, but this could also be done before. What is the benefit of > this module. > I think it was added just to make this option more readily available.
> 14. In the document settings one can set different bibliography > generators. What are the differences between biber, bibtex and bibtex8? > bibtex8 allows 8-bit characters; biber (which is written in Perl) allows full Unicode. bibtex itself will sometimes tolerate both but officially supports only ASCII. > 16. What is the entry "XHTML Output Options" in the document > settings->Output exactly for? In sec. 3.8.2.6 XHTML of the UserGuide > it is stated that math will be output in MathML, but in the document > settings I can use other engines. So what is the current state? > Math is output as MathML by default, but you can instead select pure HTML (like elyxer), images (like htlatex), or pure LaTeX (intended for use with things like MathJax). So that bit of the user guide does need updating. I think I wrote it quite early on. The Strict XHTML 1.1. button tells LyX to generate only compliant code. In practice, this means no "<a name='whatever'>" tags, which are not supported in XHTML 1.1. Finally, the image scaling setting does the obvious thing: It scales any images we output. Richard
