Hi Guenter, > HTML + CSS is one alternative that will work better for many cases. > (BTW: Tth is also using HTML + CSS.)
I agree: pictures for formulae (as seen on Wikipedia) are a suboptimal solution. > Also, MathML is more and more supported. So there is need for a > MathML-emitting converter (a Python LaTeX-math to MathML converter is > e.g. available in the Docutils Sandbox). MathML looks interesting, an option to output MathML could be a good idea. > As it is a Python package, you could consider > http://pypi.python.org/pypi for the publishing. > > The LyX Wiki has support for user-provided files as well, so you could > upload a zipped archive along the description (but maybe a link to the > git repository is sufficient if completed with a description how to > download the stuff from there). Both are good solutions, I am building a distributable package right now and including some documentation as well. > Instead of embedding, the common approach for supported external tools > can be taken: Again, excellent idea. This course of action seems reasonable. I'm back to work! Thanks, Alex.
