Guenter Milde wrote:
On 2009-06-15, Alex Fernandez wrote:
...
... let us see if we can get constructive and get
something out of this discussion.
What we can actually do is: you, or someone else who has taken the
trouble to make the output look good on their favorite platform, can
send me your CSS files (or a patch against mine). Then I can try to
blend those in and still keep the sane look on Debian. Probably we can
find a combination of fonts and sizes that look good on the most
popular platforms. We can do it; we have already got the character set
mostly right thanks to a similar effort by another user. Now is time
for good typography!
You could also set up a repository for user-contributed CSS styles.
It seems my previous post got lost, so I am reposting (with little
changes), but without attaching the CSS file.
As example, by modifying line 5 of lyx.css from
font: x-small serif;
to
font: small sans-serif;
and then adding the line
font-family: serif;
to ".formula", the text is more web-styled (i.e. it uses sans-serif
fonts (formulas stay in serif) and fonts are a little larger.
Best regards,
Olivier
PS: For windows users without python installed, modify the lyx->html
line (see recent discussions)
from:
python $$s/scripts/elyxer.py $$i $$o
to:
python $$s/scripts/elyxer.py --css=lyx_sans.css $$i $$o
and drop the modified CSS (saved here as "lyx_sans.css") with the html file.
