TeX - LaTeX Asked by itart on February 9, 2021
In Latex I have the following statements:
begin{itemize}
item[P)] Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
item[E)] Pellentesque interdum eros in erat
item[Q)] Vestibulum ante ipsum primis
end{itemize}
pdflatex produces the following correct output:
htlatex (HTML output) generates bullets instead of the defined values in the brackets of the item statement:
Does anyone have an idea how I can get the same output in html as in shown in PDF?
TeX4ht removes item labels for enumerate
and itemize
by default because HTML doesn't support custom labels in elements that are used to display lists by default.
This is the default configuration for the itemize
environment:
ConfigureList{itemize}%
{EndPHCode{<ul a:LRdir
class="getClass{itemize}itemizeexpandafterthe
csname @itemdepthendcsname">}%
afterGetClass{itemize}%
PushMacroend:itm
globalletend:itm=empty}
{PopMacroend:itm globalletend:itm end:itm
ifvmode IgnoreParfi
EndPHCode{</li></ul>}ShowPar}
{end:itm globaldefend:itm{EndPTg</li>}DeleteMark}
{HCode{<li class="getClass{li}itemize">}afterGetClass{li}}
It is a bit dense, but the important part is this:
{end:itm globaldefend:itm{EndPTg</li>}DeleteMark}
The DeleteMark
command removes the label, so we can remove it if we want to keep the label. We also need to produce different elements than <ul>
and <li>
, as they don't support custom labels. Instead, we can use just plain <div>
elements and some CSS for correct rendering.
This configuration file, mycfg.cfg
contains a modified version of this command with different HTML tags and corresponding CSS:
Preamble{xhtml}
catcode`:=11
ConfigureList{itemize}%
{EndPHCode{<div a:LRdir
class="custom-itemize"><div class="item-head">}%
PushMacroend:itm globalletend:itm=empty}
{PopMacroend:itm globalletend:itm end:itm
ifvmode IgnoreParfi
EndPHCode{</div></div>}ShowPar}
{end:itm globaldefend:itm{EndPTg</div>Tg<div class="item-head">}}
{HCode{</div><div class="item-content">}}
Css{.item-head{float:left;width:2em;clear:left;}}
Css{.item-content{margin-left:2em;}}
catcode`:=12
begin{document}
EndPreamble
Compile using
make4ht -c myconfig.cfg filename.tex
This is the rendered HTML document:
Answered by michal.h21 on February 9, 2021
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