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does TeX have responsive layout with a variable document width? For the past year my ability to use CSS alone to convert an existing HTML Website and make it wo
by err4nt 12y ago
does TeX have responsive layout with a variable document width? For the past year my ability to use CSS alone to convert an existing HTML Website and make it work on mobile has been putting food on my table. Could I be using TeX for the same thing?
- tribaal 12y agoIt is quite precisely what it was designed to do, yes. (different paper formats, two columns, two pages per one landscape paper, four pages per one portrait paper... all with the same content)
- yawaramin 12y agoIn theory, yes. TeX basically outputs DVI. DVI is meant to be a 'DeVice-Independent' format, so someone could come up with a browser layout engine that implements it, thus giving Web pages TeX-like typography and layout quality. In practice, people bet the farm on CSS....