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There are many options, but I don't know if any are good. The TeX FAQ has a list of ways to generate HTML. There's also pandoc/ |
Back when I opened this, the most promising option seemed to be latexml. The main problem is that the code uses a lot of configurations, custom TeX code, and packages (esp cleveref, subfiles). The customizations use xparse, which still isn't supported, although some of the others now are. |
LaTeXML .8.7 now does a decent job. The result is here: https://forallx.openlogicproject.org/html/index.html I took some hints from these people (@0-andy-0 ?) |
Glad to be of help. Nice navigation button :-)
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Thanks to @brucemiller and @dginev (https://github.com/brucemiller/LaTeXML) and @xworld21 / @vlmantova (https://github.com/vlmantova/bookml) this is now done! |
Figure out a good way to convert everything to HTML and ePub.
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