Sebastian Rose <sebastian_r...@gmx.de> writes: > Dan Davison <davi...@stats.ox.ac.uk> writes: >> amscopub-m...@yahoo.com writes: >> >>> Is there a way to control the resolution of PNG LaTeX formulas when you >>> export to HTML? >>> >>> You can control the font size directly in the header but there doesn't seem >>> to be a way to use org-mode to control the resolution... >>> >>> BTW, I'm not exporting to LaTeX directly because I'm using PrinceXML to >>> convert the HTML file to a PDF. >> >> Hi Uriel, >> >> Could you tell us a bit about what the advantages of PrinceXML are? One >> question I have is: is it possible to get vector graphics (ps, pdf) >> incorporated into the resulting pdf? Is there an open source >> alternative? (I've been doing this with "print to file" in the print >> dialog box in a web browser in linux). > > > htmldoc (see http://www.htmldoc.org/) > > It comes with a GUI and is free enough to be in Debian.
Thanks. > Not sure if it is that perfect, but when ever I tried it it worked. > Didn't use it for ages. I use Org mode and LaTeX2e instead ;) Can you point me to an example that shows how to make source code in latex look (almost) as nice as html? In case anyone has any enlightenment, a quick try suggests that htmldoc doesn't work out-of-the-box on html produced by org-mode (error below). /tmp> htmldoc --webpage -f x.pdf x.html ERR011: Unable to parse HTML element on line 15! PAGES: 1 BYTES: 39131 /tmp> sed -n 15p x.html <!--/*--><