Provided by: elyxer_1.2.5-1_all
NAME
elyxer - convert LyX files to html
SYNOPSIS
elyxer [options] [infile] [outfile]
DESCRIPTION
eLyXer (pronounced elixir) is a LyX to HTML converter. It's written in plain Python and doesn't rely on any kind of TeX to html converters.
COMMON OPTIONS
--help Display help. --quiet Disable all runtime messages.
ADVANCED OPTIONS
--debug Enable debugging messages (for developers). --version Show version number and release date. --lyxformat Return the highest supported LyX version that can be converted.
HTML OUTPUT OPTIONS
--title title Set the generated page title. --css file.css Use a custom CSS file. --embedcss file.css Embed the CSS file into the HTML output instead of including a separate file. --html Output HTML 4.0 instead of the default XHTML. --unicode Full unicode output. --iso885915 Output the document with ISO-8859-15 encoding instead of UTF-8. --nofooter Don't include the 'created by eLyXer' footer. --simplemath Do not generate fancy math constructions.
IMAGE OUTPUT OPTIONS
--directory image_dir Look for images in the specified directory. --destdirectorty dest_dir Place converted images into this directory. --forceformat .extension (deprecated) Starting with eLyXer 1.1.1 this option has been replaced by the --imageformat option. --imageformat .extension | copy Force the image output format, default is PNG. This option is helpful in cases were you'd like to override the automatic conversion to the PNG image format. If you'd like to preserve all images in the original format use the copy command. --converter inkscape Use Inkscape as the image converter. --noconvert Do not convert images, just use them in the current available format they're stored in. Be aware that you've to copy your image files to the output directory if you create the html output outside of the source directory.
FOODNOTE OPTIONS
--numberfoot Label footnotes with numbers instead of letters. --symbolfoot Label footnotes with symbols instead of letters, e.g. *, **. --hoverfoot Show footnotes as hovering text (default). --marginfoot Show footnotes on the page margin. --endfoot Show footnotes at the end of the page. --supfoot Use superscript for footnote markers (default). --alignfoot Use aligned text for footnote markers. --footnotes number,symbol,hover,margin,end,sup,align You can specify one or more of the above footnote options as a comma speparated list.
ADVANCED OUTPUT OPTIONS
--splitpart level Split the resulting webpage at the given level. --tocfor page Generate a TOC that points to the given page. --toc (deprecated) Create a table of contents. --target frame Let all links point to the given frame. --toctarget page (deprecated) Generate a TOC that points to the given page. --notoclabels Omit the part lables like 'Chapter' in the TOC. --lowmem Force on the fly conversion to conserve memory. This is the old behaviour of eLyXer prior to 0.36. --raw Generate HTML without header or footer. --jsmath URL (deprecated) Use jsMath fomr the given URL to display equations. --mathjax URL | remote Use MathJax from the given URL to display equations. If you use --mathjax with the keyword remote instead of an URL you can use the MathJax CDN instead of a local copy. --googlecharts Use Google Charts to generate formular images. --template file Use a template, put everything into <!--$content-->. --copyright Add a copyright notice at the bottom. --nocopy (deprecated) Disables the copyright notice at the bottom. With eLyXer 0.99 the default changed to not include a copyright notice. See also --copyright if you would like to have copyright notice printed.
AUTHOR
This manpage was written by Sven Hoexter <sven@timegate.de> for the Debian operating system. eLyXer was written by Alex Fernández <elyxer@gmail.com>.
COPYRIGHT
eLyXer is copyright © 2009-13 Alex Fernández. This manpage is copyright © 2009-13 Sven Hoexter and Alex Fernández. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
SEE ALSO
On a Debian operating system you can find the full documentation for eLyXer in /usr/share/doc/elyxer/. The website of eLyXer is <http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/> August 2011 eLyXer(1)