Every now and the somebody asks how to use `_' and
`~' in the htmladdnormallink-commands. This is
not supported, one has to use \_ and \~{}.
The following commands are able to process `_' and `~'
directly:
\htlink{text}{url}: Sets
text with a link to url in HTML and text with a
footnote of url in typewriter-style in DVI. This is an
example.
This is made from:
\htlink{example}{http://foo.bar/~gnus_and_gnats}
\hturl{url}: Sets url as text with a
link to url in HTML and url in typewriter-style in
DVI. Example: http://foo.bar/~gnus_and_gnats.
This is made from:
\hturl{http://foo.bar/~gnus_and_gnats}
\htmailto{mail-address}: Sets a mail address
with a mailto-url pointing to it in HTML and just the address in
DVI. Example: foo@bar.
This is made from:
\htmailto{foo@bar}
htlink and hturl aren't useable inside commands like
\author or \title, where one has to use the old
\htmladdnormallinkfoot command. This command is redefined in
hthtml to set the footnote in typewriter-style.
The use of \htmladdnormallinkfoot and htlink is
impossible in the item-elements of a description environment because
it is impossible to use footnotes there. The htdescription
environment is a different implementation of the description
environment which allows footnote and the other mentioned commands.
This is made from:
\begin{htdescription}
\item[foo] is not described here.
\item[Another \htlink{example}{http://foo.bar/~gnus_and_gnats} here.]
Look at the footnote!
\item[bar] is described somewhere else.
\end{htdescription}
\htaddress{text}: Sets text with
<ADDRESS> in HTML. In DVI, text is set in italics on
a line by its own. This looks like most browsers are rendering
<ADDRESS>. Example: gnus & gnats
This is made from:
\htaddress{gnus \& gnats\\
\hturl{http://foo.bar/~gnus_and_gnats}\\
\htmailto{foo@bar}}
\htsetvar{variable}{value}:
Sets a variable of latex2html to a different value. Has no other
effect and can be used to set configuration variables in the
TEX-source.
Look at this Example, which is part of this document:
\htsetvar{NO_NAVIGATION}{1}
\htsetvar{ADDRESS}
{'<A HREF="http://www.cs.tu-bs.de/~krinke/hthtml/index.html">Original
site</A><P><HR>' . \$ADDRESS}
This influences the look of the HTML-Version of this document: There is no navigation panel and the url of the original hthtml site is included in the address.
\htmetainfo{field}{value}:
An entry of the form is appended to the information in the
head of the HTML-document.
Look at this Example:
\htmetainfo{keywords}{latex2html, hthtml}
sets the following in the head-section of the HTML-document.
<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="latex2html, hthtml">
This command has to be placed in the document's head.
The complete hthtml-package is available at the author's homepage where the original hthtml-page is located. It is available as gzip'ed tar-file.
This document was generated using the LaTeX2HTML translator Version 2016 (1.71)
Copyright © 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996,
Nikos Drakos,
Computer Based Learning Unit, University of Leeds.
Copyright © 1997, 1998, 1999,
Ross Moore,
Mathematics Department, Macquarie University, Sydney.
The command line arguments were:
latex2html -split 0 hthtml.tex
The translation was initiated by root on 2017-01-11