my Latex and Tex4ht cheat sheet

Chapter 3
TeX4ht cheat sheet
3.1 my tex4ht setup
description of my tex4ht setup
3.2 Math fonts in tex4ht
status of some math fonts in tex4ht
3.3 tex4ht themes
Before starting, here are rules of thumb to remember. Most of these rules will cover most of the common uses.
1. If using the report class and if splitting is set to 2, then each chapter (and anything in it, such as sections
and subsections) all go to separate one web page).
2. If using the report class and if splitting is set to 3, then each section (and anything in it, such as subsections)
all go to separate one web page).
3. If using report class, to Force a table of content to show under each chapter add this \TocAt{chapter,section} %show
4. To Force a table of content to show under each section add this \TocAt{section,subsection} %show subsections
5. If using article class, then using split 2 then each section is put on its own page (including all its subsections).
6. If using article class, then using split 3 will put each section on its page, and each subsection (and everything
inside subsections) on its own page.
The general outlines of the themes below are needed if one wants to do something more complicated than
the above rules of thumb.
These themes were done using the command
htlatex foo.tex "htm,3"
And then adding the control of where to split pages to separate HTML pages or not, and controlling where
table of contents show up right inside the latex file. This is needed since there is no other way to control which
sections or chapters to split or not to split using global method, and so the logic has to be embedded inside the
latex file.
All logic for both pdf and htlatex is inside the same file and is controlled using \ifdefined\HCode to tell if
one is running in pdf or htlatex, since only generation to HTML and PDF is done here.
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