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Looks great. How'd you build the Web site — a package of some sort, or did you roll your own CSS? I've been working on a law-related book that I plan to post;
by dctoedt 6y ago
Looks great.
How'd you build the Web site — a package of some sort, or did you roll your own CSS? I've been working on a law-related book that I plan to post; I like the look of your site.
(I suppose it's too much to hope for that you created this with Emacs and org-mode — which is what I'm writing my book in — together with a nifty CSS package ....)
- maximilienandi 6y agoThanks ! I wrote it using Lyx which is WYSIWYG for LaTeX. Then I convert the LaTeX document into HTML. The HTML is then injected (with some modifications) into a Vue component (the website is built with Vue). I use only Bootstrap for the CSS (with bootstrap-vue). When I have some time I will publish the sources of my script. I hope it can help you !
- AnimalMuppet 6y ago> I wrote it using Lyx which is WYSIWYG for LaTeX. Then I convert the LaTeX document into HTML. What did you use to do the conversion? Will Lyx export HTML, or did you use something else?
- dctoedt 6y agoPandoc will convert from LaTex to HTML (I've not tried that specific conversion). [0] [0] https://pandoc.org/ https://pandoc.org/
- maximilienandi 6y agoI used Pandoc to make the conversion. Lyx has also an option to export to HTML but I was not satisfied with the result.
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoThanks!
- jedberg 6y ago> which is WYSIWYG for LaTeX Oh the delicious irony. Don't tell Donald Knuth! :)