>>Notice that the command used to export bookkitchen.lyx is displayed on >>the web page as: >>The command line arguments were: >>latex2html -no_subdir -split 0 -show_section_numbers >>/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3514kxCjU4/lyx_tmpbuf0/bookkitchen.tex >>On Mon, 2004-02-02 at 06:25, Jean-Pierre.Chretien wrote: >> >>Would you happen to know where that command resides in Lyx? >>Maybe by changing the -split 0 to -split 1 it will work. The other >>option is to export to a .tex file, but there are no options listed. >>Tom
Sure, -split 1 will do it. IMHO, forget about command line args in latex2html from lyx and setup a file named .latex2html.init or the main config perl script l2hconf.pm if you are single user. You may catch the needed lines from l2hconf.pm (which is quite self-explanatory) and paste them in .latex2html.init to insert the changes. In your example, e.g., the navigation icons are not correctly set for www publishing, and you will probably need to set up a signature on every node. If you tune l2hconf.pm, you may call latex2html as is from lyx. If you setup an config file, you will probably need to Export to html instead of Viewing html to work in your doc directory. -- Jean-Pierre
