tl;dr: minipage env now works with Hevea; layout still sucks.
Modern LaTeX allows for up to three optional parameters to be passed
to the environment minipage besides the mandatory argument width:
position,
height, and
content-position.
This P/R implements a faithful translation for Hevea, which works for HTML
and text output modes.
The new minipage plays well with HTML flow, in particular it displays as
inline-block, but the fundamental problem of minipages not behaving as
"words" prevail. See the attached sample file minipage-example.zip that
exercises almost all old and features.
To integrate manipages into the HTML flow and thus closely mimick the
LaTeX behavior more code is necessary. I'm working on a prototype.
tl;dr: minipage env now works with Hevea; layout still sucks.
Modern LaTeX allows for up to three optional parameters to be passed to the environment
minipage
besides the mandatory argumentwidth
:position
,height
, andcontent-position
.This P/R implements a faithful translation for Hevea, which works for HTML and text output modes.
The new
minipage
plays well with HTML flow, in particular it displays asinline-block
, but the fundamental problem of minipages not behaving as "words" prevail. See the attached sample file minipage-example.zip that exercises almost all old and features.To integrate manipages into the HTML flow and thus closely mimick the LaTeX behavior more code is necessary. I'm working on a prototype.