Hi,
I have a couple of questions concering included .eps figures when converting
to HTML. I'm using MS Windows, NetPBM v 9.20 and Latex2html2k
A typical include of a figure might be as follows:
\begin{figure}[h]
\htmlimage{thumbnail=0.5,extrascale=2.5,transparent} \htmlborder{5}
\includegraphics [width =
\textwidth]{D:/Data/Thesis/LaTeX/TheThesis/Diagrams/TransitionEstimate.eps}
\caption{Here is a very long caption to test out to see if it works OK }
\end{figure}
I've asked for "transparent" background to the gif file, but whether I do
this or not, the generated image comes out with a grey background (though it
is white, or presumably transparent) in the .eps file.
The second problem I have is in the way the figure caption is aligned. If I
ask for "external images", where the images are not included in the
document, but only indicated by a hypertext link, then I find that the
figure caption is only as wide as the hypertext link, and hence is formatted
in a long thin stream of text, only a few words wide.
Is there any known way around these problems?
Thanks
Iain Strachan.
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