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Setting the Html level

The growing number of HTML-dialects is a serious problem. While it would be possible to restrict Hyperlatex to generate only standard HTML 2, many users requested for instance the fontsize changing commands implemented by netscape.

To solve this mess, Hyperlatex now has a declaration \htmllevel, that you can use in the preamble to set the type of HTML that will be generated. Legal values for the argument are html2, html2+, netscape, or html3.

The setting of the \htmllevel has influence on the following concepts:

HTML 2 HTML 2+ netscape HTML 3
changing type-size X X
sub- & superscripts X X
tables X X X
"real" math mode X
centering X X
Note that the optional argument of \htmlrule and \htmlimage allows you to add arbitrary attributes that may violate the standard that you have chosen with \htmllevel. The same may be true if you use \htmlattributes.
otfried@postech.vision.ac.kr

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