Re: [l2h] CSS and theorem environments
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Ross Moore wrote:
Hi there,
I am quite new to latex2html, so I guess what I am trying to do should be
fairly easy, but I haven't found any doc on this yet.
I am using the amsthm package to declare new environments such as
'definition', ...
The produced html code looks like this:
'DIVBDefinition ...'
Now I would like to be able to customize the displayed theorem using a
stylesheet. So I would like latex2html to add a CSS class tag for me like
this:
'DIV CLASS=DEFINITONBDefinition ...'
Any help on how to do this would be much appreciated,
Simply use the command-line option:
-html_version 4.0
With HTML 4.0, the variable $USING_STYLES is set, and several
class names come automatically.
That's almost what I am already doing (declaring $HTML_VERSION=4.0;
in a config file), but it doesn't help for theorems.
(You can set also $USING_STYLES =1; in an init file, with HTML 3.2;
but then there would be no guarantee of having validatable HTML.)
You can then edit the .css stylesheet to attach styling properties
to these classes.
Indeed, commands \htmlsetstyle and \htmladdtostyle allow the stylesheet
to be edited from within the LaTeX job.
Also, the \begin command has an optional argument which allows extra
classes and attributes to be attached to some opening tags.
(Make sure \usepackage{html} has loaded the html package.)
Well, the \begin[MyOwnClass]{...} construction works well for tabular,
itemize, ..., but not for theorems! When I try to use it with theorems,
l2h processes the theorem as an image and does not even include the
CLASS=MyOwnClass tag in the html output, although it does include a
DIV.MyOwnClass entry in the CSS file.
Any idea?
These features are discussed in depth in The LaTeX Web Companion.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
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Re: [l2h] CSS and theorem environments
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Ross Moore wrote:
Hi there,
I am quite new to latex2html, so I guess what I am trying to do should be
fairly easy, but I haven't found any doc on this yet.
I am using the amsthm package to declare new environments such as
'definition', ...
The produced html code looks like this:
'DIVBDefinition ...'
Now I would like to be able to customize the displayed theorem using a
stylesheet. So I would like latex2html to add a CSS class tag for me like
this:
'DIV CLASS=DEFINITONBDefinition ...'
Any help on how to do this would be much appreciated,
Simply use the command-line option:
-html_version 4.0
With HTML 4.0, the variable $USING_STYLES is set, and several
class names come automatically.
That's almost what I am already doing (declaring $HTML_VERSION=4.0;
in a config file), but it doesn't help for theorems.
(You can set also $USING_STYLES =1; in an init file, with HTML 3.2;
but then there would be no guarantee of having validatable HTML.)
You can then edit the .css stylesheet to attach styling properties
to these classes.
Indeed, commands \htmlsetstyle and \htmladdtostyle allow the stylesheet
to be edited from within the LaTeX job.
Also, the \begin command has an optional argument which allows extra
classes and attributes to be attached to some opening tags.
(Make sure \usepackage{html} has loaded the html package.)
Well, the \begin[MyOwnClass]{...} construction works well for tabular,
itemize, ..., but not for theorems! When I try to use it with theorems,
l2h processes the theorem as an image and does not even include the
CLASS=MyOwnClass tag in the html output, although it does include a
DIV.MyOwnClass entry in the CSS file.
Any idea?
These features are discussed in depth in The LaTeX Web Companion.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
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[l2h] CSS and theorem environments
Hi there, I am quite new to latex2html, so I guess what I am trying to do should be fairly easy, but I haven't found any doc on this yet. I am using the amsthm package to declare new environments such as 'definition', ... The produced html code looks like this: 'DIVBDefinition ...' Now I would like to be able to customize the displayed theorem using a stylesheet. So I would like latex2html to add a CSS class tag for me like this: 'DIV CLASS=DEFINITONBDefinition ...' Any help on how to do this would be much appreciated, Thanks -- __ Christophe Tournery[EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
Re: [l2h] CSS and theorem environments
Hi there,
I am quite new to latex2html, so I guess what I am trying to do should be
fairly easy, but I haven't found any doc on this yet.
I am using the amsthm package to declare new environments such as
'definition', ...
The produced html code looks like this:
'DIVBDefinition ...'
Now I would like to be able to customize the displayed theorem using a
stylesheet. So I would like latex2html to add a CSS class tag for me like
this:
'DIV CLASS=DEFINITONBDefinition ...'
Any help on how to do this would be much appreciated,
Simply use the command-line option:
-html_version 4.0
With HTML 4.0, the variable $USING_STYLES is set, and several
class names come automatically.
(You can set also $USING_STYLES =1; in an init file, with HTML 3.2;
but then there would be no guarantee of having validatable HTML.)
You can then edit the .css stylesheet to attach styling properties
to these classes.
Indeed, commands \htmlsetstyle and \htmladdtostyle allow the stylesheet
to be edited from within the LaTeX job.
Also, the \begin command has an optional argument which allows extra
classes and attributes to be attached to some opening tags.
(Make sure \usepackage{html} has loaded the html package.)
These features are discussed in depth in The LaTeX Web Companion.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
Thanks
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