I need to convert a series of latex documents to a single html file. I would like to know how to install the htlatex program on fedora 31. I tried to install the tex4ht package without being able to. The latex2html program is not compatible with my latex codes.
[Tex/LaTex] install htlatex
htlatexhtmltex4ht
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Following code will help you to grab the width and height dimensions of the graphic provided with your \includegraphics command:
\makeatletter
\Configure{graphics}
{\bgroup
\Configure{IMG}
{\HCode{<img src="}}
{\HCode{" alt="}}
{" }
{\HCode{" }}
{}%
\Picture+[PIC]{}}
{\EndPicture
\HCode{ width="\expandafter\the\csname Gin@req@width\endcsname"
height="\expandafter\the\csname Gin@req@height\endcsname"
/>}%
\egroup}
\makeatother
I had success at opening your document with Word 2010. First of all, I converted document to odt format. Because you don't have mk4ht command available, you need to use following htlatex call:
htlatex test.tex "xhtml,ooffice" "ooffice/! -cmozhtf" "-cooxtpipes -coo"
all these parameters are necessary, they are used in postprocessing of the xml file with document.
When I tried to open resulting document with Word 2010, only crossed gray boxes were shown in the place of math. Then I tried to open and then save test.odt with OpenOffice (3.2) and LibreOffice (3.6). In both cases, saved file was much almost twice as big. Document saved in OpenOffice was opened without problems in Word, document saved in LibreOffice reported incorrect content, but then Word asked if I want to repair it and then opened it correctly as well.
I took a look at odt files saved from Open/LibreOfficess and it seems that math was extracted from the main document and it each math fragment was saved in standalone file with some additional metadata. While Open/LibreOffice is fine with odt files produced by tex4ht, word obviously isn't and its odt support needs to have math in particular format. I don't know whether this behaviour shows also current Word version and it is probably a bug in odt support in Word, but I don't know odt standard well enough to judge that. If your Word doesn't support math in odt files produced by tex4ht try to open and save it with OpenOffice.
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I use Fedora myself, but I don't use TeX Live provided by Fedora packaging. I use vanilla TeX Live from the TUG website, as it always gets the updates. Anyway, I can see that there are following packages in Fedora repositories:
I am sure you will need also other packages from TeX Live, especially for LuaTeX. They should be installed as dependencies hopefully.
I am also sure you don't want to use
htlatex, this command is obsolete. Usemake4htinstead. Here is the documentation with reasons why you should use it.