eLyXer
elixir, n: a substance believed to cure all ills1.
eLyXer (pronounced elixir) is a LyX to HTML converter. While there are a ton of such projects all over the web, eLyXer has a clear focus on flexibility and elegant output.
This page and all accompanying materials are licensed under the
GPL version 3 or, at your option, any later version. See
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Documentation
Changelog
Latest version is 0.6, created on 20090315.
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Added Flex URLs, Flex code.
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Works with Mac OS X terminal (thanks to Joachim Osnabryg).
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Alignment now works right (and center and left).
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Modified license files to comply with Savannah policies.
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Added index page and logo.
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Inset parameters are all parsed correctly (including spaces in image paths).
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Formulae and tables should work again (including complex formatting).
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Modified to (mostly) run under Python 2.3.5 (Mac OS X Tiger); thanks to Joachim Osnabryg.
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Processes layouts ending in ‘*’ (like ‘Section*’).
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Runtime options for help and to disable the copyright notice, debug, quietness; thanks again to Nikos Alexandris.
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Accepts scaling for images.
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Nested lists working; thanks to Richard Talley.
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When images do not exist warns but does not fail.
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Author and title containing tags are properly processed.
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Slanted text translated to italics.
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Title no longer necessary to have a working document.
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ERT is ignored. Status line (open/collapsed) is ignored.
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Supports footnotes, newlines, bibitem entries and citations; thanks to Nikos Alexandris.
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Dev guide includes a Container tutorial.
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0.3 (20090311): Now works with generic Insets.
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0.2 (20090311): ImageMagick is not required anymore.
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0.1 (20090310): first public version.
[1] WordReference.com: “definition of elixir”, accessed March 2009. http://www.wordreference.com/definition/elixir