On 09/11/2011 03:14 AM, Steve Litt wrote: > > What advantage would LyX's internal XHTML export have over eLyXer? > One is that LyX's XHTML and CSS output can be customized through layout files, the way you'd customize anything else. Indeed, if you define a new paragraph style, LyX will, by default, produce CSS that matches the on-screen representation of the content. I think that also works for charstyles, but I can't remember off hand. If not, I need to fix that.
There are other differences, too. E.g., LyX properly handles other layout stuff, e.g., custom counters and cross-references to them. And, though it wouldn't matter to you, I don't think, LyX's XHTML output is as internationalized as its on-screen display. Of course, that's all because LyX's output routines know everything LyX does. > Does LyX's internal XHTML export work with version 2.x? > Yes. It was new in 2.0.0. > The man page shows the --export option but fails to list all the possible > values > for fmt. I'd like to see that list added to the man page. > Impossible, since what formats are available depends upon what converters you have installed. Maybe there should, though, be a command line option that would give you a list of these. Easy to implement. Richard
