At the moment, if you use a PDF file as the source for \includegraphics, it goes through the LaTeX fallback renderer, which then fails because it can't find the source file - it's not copied to the temp directory that the imager uses.
plasTeX doesn't automatically convert PDFs used as images (see plastex/plastex#276). Our custom renderer and imager can do it, though.
I've spent the day making this happen in the branch pdf-includegraphics. It works, but the figures are displayed too small. I think this is just because pdf2svg uses the same coordinate system as the PDF for its viewbox. I need to use the width option given to \includegraphics.
At the moment, if you use a PDF file as the source for
\includegraphics, it goes through the LaTeX fallback renderer, which then fails because it can't find the source file - it's not copied to the temp directory that the imager uses.plasTeX doesn't automatically convert PDFs used as images (see plastex/plastex#276). Our custom renderer and imager can do it, though.
I've spent the day making this happen in the branch
pdf-includegraphics. It works, but the figures are displayed too small. I think this is just becausepdf2svguses the same coordinate system as the PDF for its viewbox. I need to use the width option given to\includegraphics.