HTMLSave and Heading
- To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
- Subject: [mg34207] HTMLSave and Heading
- From: Alexandre Costa <costa at fem.unicamp.br>
- Date: Thu, 9 May 2002 05:16:19 -0400 (EDT)
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Dear Group I am trying to make some html pages using the HTMLSave function. For example, I have these set of cells: Cell 1: Cell["Title", "Title"] Cell 2: Cell["\<\ Basic equations More text... .......\ \>", "Section1"] Cell 3: Cell[BoxData["\n"], "NumberedEquation"] Cell 4: Cell[BoxData["\n"], "NumberedEquation"] The prototype for "Section1" is given by: Cell[StyleData["Section1"], PageWidth->PaperWidth, CellFrame->{{0, 0}, {0.25, 0}}, ShowGroupOpenCloseIcon->True, CellMargins->{{5, 30}, {5, 5}}, CellGroupingRules->{"SectionGrouping", 40}, PageBreakBelow->False, CellFrameLabels->{{Cell[ TextData[ { CounterBox[ "Section1"], ". "}]], None}, { None, None}}, InputAutoReplacements->{"TeX"->StyleBox[ RowBox[ {"T", AdjustmentBox[ "E", BoxMargins -> {{-0.075, -0.085}, {0, 0}}, BoxBaselineShift -> 0.5], "X"}]], "LaTeX"->StyleBox[ RowBox[ {"L", StyleBox[ AdjustmentBox[ "A", BoxMargins -> {{-0.36, -0.1}, {0, -0}}, BoxBaselineShift -> -0.2], FontSize -> Smaller], "T", AdjustmentBox[ "E", BoxMargins -> {{-0.075, -0.085}, {0, 0}}, BoxBaselineShift -> 0.5], "X"}]], "mma"->"Mathematica", "Mma"->"Mathematica", "MMA"->"Mathematica"}, CounterIncrements->"Section1", CounterAssignments->{{"Section2", 0}, {"Section3", 0}, { "Equation", 0}, {"Definition", 0}, {"Theorem", 0}, { "Example", 0}}, FontFamily->"Helvetica", FontSize->14, FontWeight->"Bold"] I have 3 simple questions: First: I want the automatic numbered "1" be in the same line of the string "Basic Equations". I.e. : 1. Basic Equations More text... ... I have 2 simple questions regarding the HTML conversion: Second: - I want to convert Cell 2 to HTML in such way that I keep the same typesetting shown on the mathematica frontend. How can it be done? Third: - How can I have the correct numbered equations for Cells 3 and 4 after convert them to HTML ? Any clue about any of these questions, are very welcome. Cheers, Alexandre Costa