Hi all,
For quite some time now, my colleague and I have been using LyX to
write our internal documentation. However, we now need to place this
documentation on the internal website. We've tried latex2html, and
it works great as far as I can tell. The problem is it's really ugly.
For our internal web pages, we have look 'n' feel that we want to
perpetuate throughout all our pages, documentation included. Most of
our other pages are hand-crafted, so we just manually include all the
header information that provides the look we want.
Is there any way to do this with LyX/latex2html? Is there a way to
have latex2html use cascading style sheets, etc.? Currently our
websites all have a table at the top with certain text centered, and
some images on both the left and right. Obviously we don't want this
to carry over to the printed versions, so we need some way of having
latex2html include either a css or some other chunk of html code at
the top of each generated page.
Anyone doing this type of thing? Or should I start looking at SGML?
Thanks a bunch,
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Seeya,
Paul
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