I want to produce a html output for a basic two column article given in this link. I used htlatex
to produce the html output. However the output is in single column format.
Is there any way to produce two column html output from .tex input?
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Sign up to join this communityI want to produce a html output for a basic two column article given in this link. I used htlatex
to produce the html output. However the output is in single column format.
Is there any way to produce two column html output from .tex input?
Two-column output doesn't really make sense for HTML output where the presentation is more of a continuous scroll than a page-based output. That said, if you really want two columns, this can be managed using CSS with the column-count
property.
You'll need to wrap the body of the article in an environment so that it can be enclosed in a div
tag in the HTML output. See tex4ht: Wrapping several paragraphs inside a div tag for details on this. Then you can either modify the example at that link to explicitly have style="column-count:2"
or do it through a CSS style sheet.
But again, you really do not want to do this.