quote, quotation, and verse environment are
all implemented by the Hyperlatex converter--but they are all
identical!
The center environment is also identical to the quote
environment, unless you have set the \htmllevel to netscape, in
which case an HTML tag is created that is only understood by the
netscape browser.
To make lists, you can use the itemize, enumerate, and
description environments. You cannot specify an optional
argument to \item in itemize or enumerate, and
you must specify one for description.
All these environments can be nested.
The \\ command is recognized, with and without *. You
can use the optional argument to \\, but it will be ignored.
There is also a menu environment, which looks like an
itemize environment, but is somewhat denser since the space
between items has been reduced. It is only meant for single-line
items.
Hyperlatex understands \[ and \] and the environments
displaymath, equation, and equation* for displaying formulas.
Note that $$ is not understood.