Carlos Carleos <[email protected]> skribis: > Ludovic Courtès <[email protected]> escribió / skribis [*]:
[...] >> However, to integrate it in Skribilo proper, we’d need a reasonable >> implementation of that markup in LaTeX, but also in HTML and Lout >> (ideally Info as well...) Actually, I seem to recall it cannot really >> be done in Lout so perhaps we’d have to ignore that one. >> >> Would you like to try this? > > With time... > > For HTML, I suppose that I would have to use CSS3 [*]. So far the HTML engine uses little or no CSS actually, just the old-fashioned stuff. ;-) Perhaps an HTML <table> would do, no? > For (Tex)Info and Lout I do not find in their manuals a way to to easily > set multiple-columns pieces of text. Maybe by using tables, as the > Javascript in http://rebelion.org [2]. It’s Info, not Texinfo, so the text renderer is actually implemented in Skribilo itself. In particular, (skribilo utils text-table) has support for building tables in textual forms, so probably this is what should be used here (after all, a multi-column section is essentially a table.) Ludo’. _______________________________________________ Skribilo-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/skribilo-users
