On Sat, 10 Aug 2019 14:42:40 -0300 Rudi Gaelzer <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have just tested LyXHTML with a complex document (lots of childs, > cross- references, listings, etc) and found that the result is fairly > good. However, all the files that were generated were stored in the > same directory as the sources. > Is there a way to configure LyXHTML to change the following: > 1. Write the files in another directory. > 2. Color of the items in TOC. They are black by default. Can I > change the color? > 3. Using the "Fancy Colored Boxes" module. I inserted a Custom Color > Box in the master document and the configuration of said custom box > was rendered at the top of the xhtlm page. That configuration should > not have been printed. 4. Also using the "Custom Header/Footerlines" > module. The field titles: "Left Header:", "Right Footer:", etc, were > also included in the xhtml. They should be invisible. > > Any tips? My best tip for rendering HTML or ePub would be to use something besides LyX. Lately, I've been writing a book in Asciidoctor. Once I scaffolded it with a few shellscripts, it converted to *clean* and *styleful* (X)HTML5: Much higher quality than anything I remember from LyX converters like LyXHTML. Via Pandoc I've also gotten it to write to PDF via LaTeX, although the look and quality of the PDF isn't yet good enough that I'd sell the PDF version of this book. The array of things Asciidoctor can do is breathtaking, and I'll be happy to help anyone wanting to get into Asciidoctor. SteveT
