My question is whether I can insert a command that will appear in the
header of an .html file created by LyX. I'd like to do it through the
document settings or other means. Some background follows.
I have been using LyX for some time now and have grown to like it. I
particularly like that I can save homework solutions for the Chemistry
and Physics courses I teach both in .pdf for printing and .html for
putting on the web.
I want to put some sort of security on the web versions to at least make
it difficult to print the file. When I used OpenOffice, I could save a
.pdf that required a password for printing. With LyX, I didn't see how
to do this, but I inserted the lines:
<style media="print">
body {display: none;}
</style>
in the header of the file after LyX created it. Though not too time
consuming, my preference is to just have it in the file.
Is there a way to do this with LyX, possibly through the document settings?
Thank-you for any help!
--Jason Waskiewicz
Bowman County Schools
Bowman, ND
