> I have been trying desperately to persuade
> latex2html to render its
> navigation links in the order "Previous Up Next"
> rather than the current
> "Next Up Previous". I can't find a way to do this
latex2html is just a giant Perl script and you can
hack it to produce the behaviour that you want.
In the case of what you want to do, look
at the order of calls to add_link_tag() and add_link()
in the sub called post_process(). You should be
able to yank things around and simply
do the previous() links first, then the up() links
then the next() links. Good luck with it.
It might pay to upgrade to latest version of
latex2html before you go hacking around
grep 'add_link_tag' /usr/bin/latex2html
&add_link_tag('previous',$file);
# &add_link_tag('next', $file, @link);
&add_link_tag('next', $file, @link);
&add_link_tag('previous',
$file,@link);
&add_link_tag('up', $file, @link);
&add_link_tag('contents',
$file,delim.$tocfile);
&add_link_tag('index', $file,
$delim.$idxfile,);
&add_link_tag('next', $file, @link);
&add_link_tag('next', $file,
@link);
sub add_link_tag {
Good luck,
Stuart.
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