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Extend the HTML export function of Mathematica !!!

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  • Subject: [mg20081] Extend the HTML export function of Mathematica !!!
  • From: Reinhold Kainhofer <reinhold at vt.edu>
  • Date: Wed, 29 Sep 1999 03:33:33 -0400
  • Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com

Dear Mathematica-Users,

I'm proud to be finally able to announce the first release of my CSSSave`
package for Mathematica 4.
The package can be downloaded for free from my CSSSave homepage at:
http://www-stud.kfunigraz.ac.at/~kainhofe/CSSSave/


The CSSSave` package extends the HTML export function to also cover
background colors, (Cell)Frames, Spacings etc. This is made possible by a
technology called "Cascading Style Sheets" (short CSS, thus the name of the
package), which is recognized by all newer web browsers like Netscape or
Internet Explorer.
The CSSSave` package also adds some more features to HTMLSave: CellGroups
which are converted to a separate notebook will have a link to the main page
at the bottom, and links to such subgroups can be either the traditional way
(as it is right now) or by a Mathematica-style triangle to open a cell
group. Of course all of these options can easily be adjusted to your
needs...


Using my package is so simple: Download it, install it (with an installer
written in Mathematica) and load it (just execute Get["CSSSave`"]; ).
All the notebooks that you convert to HTML afterwards will also have
backgrounds, frames and spacings converted ...

I hope you enjoy it and I look forward to your comments,
Reinhold Kainhofer



PS: The latest version of the package with bugs fixed etc. will always be
available via ftp from my personal computer. This computer, however, will be
turned off at nights (US eastern time) and even sometimes during the day. If
you still want to try to download it from there, just ftp to
rkainhof.campus.vt.edu and login as "CSSSave" and your email address as
password.




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