> Lyx 1.1.3 is producing great PS output with indented paragraphs and no
> line skip between them. Pdflatex produces the same output in PDF format
> (indented paragraphs with no line skip).
> Latex2html, however, takes the same .tex file that was used by pdflatex
> and produces html code with no paragraph indents and with a line skip
> between each paragraph.
Well, HTML does not know anything about displaying by itself. It just
says 'start a new paragraph'. How this shows up on your display depends
on your browser. So it's actually neither a LyX nor a HTML 'problem'.
> Have been through the latex2html docs and mail list archives and can
> find no switch or way to control this. The .tex file also has no indents
> and line skips, so latex2html seems to be converting it exactly. Yet
> pdflatex takes the same input and produces indented PDF code. How does
> it know to do this, while latex2html doesn't?
There are \parskip and \parindent macros, probably defined in the .cls
you use. Over here e.g. the defaults \parskip ~ 1ex and \parindent = 0 are
quite common, and that's what you get when you use 'german'. (In LyX you
can switch between the two by Layout->Document->Separation->Skip/Indent,
but that's of no help for you, since you have already chosen 'Indent'...)
> Any ideas? There must be a simple answer, but after a day of screwing
> around I've been unable to find it.
If you really, really need to 'fix' your html, you could try to add
indentation by protected spaces (try to replace every <p> by
<p> - but that's an awful hack.
Andre'
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