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Really not the same thing (e.g. pandoc for html -> pdf via LaTeX) as having a webkit based renderer. They do not look the same at all; sometimes it is good to h
by JBorrow 9y ago
Really not the same thing (e.g. pandoc for html -> pdf via LaTeX) as having a webkit based renderer. They do not look the same at all; sometimes it is good to have a LaTeX output but most of the time you are going to want a more accurate representation of your HTML.
- majewsky 9y agoThe original question didn't state that he was starting from HTML. If you want to generate an invoice or such from plain data, then LaTeX seems like a good fit. Rendering HTML is a whole different bag.
- tremon 9y agoThat is true. TeX is a typesetting engine, and allows you exact control over the final rendering, while HTML is a markup language, the rendering of which depends on very many factors.