Re: [l2h] output file extensions...

[João Borsoi Soares]

Yes. Thank you very much for the answer. As I wrote before, we are
planning to use latex2html for our corporation documents. And I'm
building something to control user access, using a rewrite rule at
apache conf as you've mentioned before. The problem is that we use a
framework built in php to develop our sites. This framework expect
template archives with extensions .tpt. Actually I'm trying to see all
possibilities to see which one is better. I prefer not to change the
latex2html. If I decide to change it, I will not distribute as
latex2html distribution.

Thanks again,
Joao.

Em Ter, 2003-02-04 às 01:58, Ross Moore escreveu:
  Is there a simple way to change output HTMLs extensions?
 
 Yes.
 
 To get  .htm  (e.g. for multi-platform compatibility on CDROMs) 
 simply set  $SHORTEXTN = 1;   in the .latex2html-init  file,
 or use the   -short_extn  switch.
 
 To get  .shtml  then set  $ALLOW_SSI = 1;  in the init file.
 To get  .phpthen set  $ALLOW_PHP = 1;  in the init file.
 
 For anything else, you will need to look at the latex2html script
 and find where it sets the value of  $EXTN  after checking
 for the above variables.
 
 You could add a line of code to the the extension to anything else
 that you like, but there is a risk that some hyperlinking may fail
 in complicated documents (e.g. with frames) where there may be
 an assumption that the extension will be either .htm or .html .
 So if you do such hacking, please do not distribute it to others
 as a latex2html distribution.
 Also, I'd like to know the motivation behind such a change.
 
 
 Hope this helps,
 
   Ross Moore
 
 
  
  Thanks,
  Joao.
  
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[l2h] figure...

[João Borsoi Soares]

I'm now using something like that:

\begin{figure}
\includegraphics{figs/intro.png}
\end{figure}

The source HTML produced has image source to my full path, like
/home/joao/work/figs/intro.png.

So it don't work for web. How can I force relative path like
figs/intro.png?

Thanks,
Joao.

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[l2h] table border...

[João Borsoi Soares]

Is there some how to put no line border into my tables?

João.



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[l2h] no navigation on table of contents

[João Borsoi Soares]

Hello all,

I'm integrating l2h documents to my corporation project website. I'm
planning to use the generated html as part of the dynamic pages
generated by the website. 

I want the website to work just like when you generate documents with
frames in l2h, with the table of contents at the left and the documents
at the right. But actually, I don't want to use frames.

But I'm having troubles because, if I generate documents without frames,
the table of contents page comes with the navigation panel, which I
don't want.

On the other hand, if I generate documents with frames the links comes
with target defined, which I don't want also.

Well, is there any way to force l2h not to put the top navigation only
on table of contents page? Or, is there any way to remove target from
links generated with frame option?


Thanks,
João.



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