Hi Eitan,

On Mon, Jan 08, 2007 at 11:38:48AM -0500, Eitan Gurari wrote:
> 
>  > oolatex seems to ignore things like \newspace and \vspace while it
>  > considers \hspace. Additionally it ignores \centering in floating
>  > figures/tables while \begin{center}\end{center} works. The is a little
>  > inconvenient as \centering is the default in Kile's figure wizard.
> 
> The approach in tex4ht is to try to capture logical units and ignore
> formatting instructions.  \vspase appears under the hood within the
> definitions of many macros (over 500 on my departmental latex
> distribution), and configuring that instruction probably will break
> much of the output code.
Understood. However, what about spaces after headings and similar stuff.
tex4ht leaves zero space after section headings which looks quite
strange. I know I can fix that by editing the style templates later.
OTOH I set the layout in LaTeX intentionally. I think keeping a much as
possible of the original layout during the conversion would be a good
default. Although I have to admit that doing this with CSS when
converting to HTML is a clean and easy approach.

>  > While playing with floating figures I also discovered that oolatex
>  > cannot handle \listoftables and \listoffigures while xhlatex can.
> 
> Fixed.
Thanks.

>  > Sorry for mixing two possibly unrelated bugs into one report.
> 
> That is fine. Much of the development of the OpenDocument
> configurations is done by adjusting corresponding HTML configurations.
> The HTML configurations are better developed since more people use
> them and as a result they get better feedback.
I hope to provide more feedback in the future. ;)

>  > \listoffigures
>  > \listoftables
>  > 
>  > \newpage
>  > 
>  > start
>  > \newpage
>  > this should be on next page
> 
> The OpenDocument configurations of tex4ht offer the \Hclearpage
> command for introducing page breaks.
Ah! Good to know.

Best,

Michael

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