TeXToWebPublishing (ttwp)

Description :

TeXToWebPublishing is a perl script that produces a set of html pages from a LaTeX source file.
The script creates one image for each html page. Each page in your slide presentation corresponds to one of the postscript pages you would obtain running LaTeX.
TeXToWebPublishing can also produce an index page corresponding to the table of contents you would obtain with LaTeX. Each item of the index page includes a link to the corresponding html page.
Links into the html pages can also be created with a special LaTeX command (see below).

Download :

ttwp_1.1.tgz

Snapshots :

index

page

Requirements: :

Perl, LaTeX, Ghostscript, Netpbm and ImageMagick.

Installation :

Type "sh install.sh" as root.

Synopsis :

"ttwp [options] file.tex"

Options :

-width= (width of the largest image / default : 700 )
-navigation= (1 : icons - 2 : numbers / default : icons )
-title= (title of the html files / default : base name of the input file )
-contentname= (latex code for the title of the table of contents / default : '\contentsname' )
-align= (alignment in the html files : left, center or right / default : 'center' )
-footnote= (text displayed at the bottom of each html files / default : empty )
-noindex (don't create an index page / default : disabled )
-compilation= (number of latex compilations for the input file / default : 1 )
-tocdepth= (set the value of the LaTeX tocdepth counter - 1, 2 or 3 / default : 2 )
-colordepth= (specify the color depth of the images / default : 32 )
-nointerlace (don't generate interlaced png images / default : disabled )
-startindex= (the number of the ps page corresponding to the first numberline indexed in the toc file / default : 1 ) - Special option for the book and report class document

Example : "ttwp -width=600 -navigation=1 -title='My title' -contentname='Table of contents' -align='left' -footnote='My footnote' -compilation=2 -tocdepth=1 -colordepth=256 -nointerlace file.tex"

Create links with ttwp:

You can create links in the html pages by using the \ttwplink{}{} command in the tex file.
Synopsis :
\ttwplink{http://www.mylink.com}{my text} (external link)
\ttwplink{page3.html}{my text} (internal link)
Example :

Authors :

© 2004 - P.Brachet / J.Amblard - Released under the GNU General Public License
Contact : pbrachet_NOSPAM_xm1math.net (replace _NOSPAM_ by @)

Other LaTeX -> Html conversion tools :

LaTeX2HTML
latex2slides.