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Hi David,

I have good news for you:

  1) I managed to add MathJax support for conversions from TeXmacs to Html.
     If I find some time, then I might still take care of the other way
     around as well.

  2) Standard foldable environments can now be exported to Html with
     preservation of semantics; you need to add the 'html-fold'
     style package.  Please let me know whether it works fine
     for you and I will give it a somewhat more prominent place.

Both features are available via the SVN version, revision 12524.
On the other hand, I will not have time for the syntax highlighting
request; please put it on our wishlist on Savannah.

Best wishes, --Joris



On Fri, Nov 15, 2019 at 11:15:52PM +0400, David Latreyte wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am a big fan of the "education" style of teXmacs and more precisely a fan 
> of the possibility of incorporating the answers to questions into a 
> document, thanks to foldable environments, formatted and colored code, 
> mathematics, ...
> However, I have to export my documents in html format, so that my students 
> can work independently.
> 
> - That export makes me lose foldable environments. Would it be possible to 
> embed the <details> (and <summary>) tags in the html export? For now I do 
> it "by hand" but it is not practical.
> 
> - The export also makes me lose the syntax highlighting of the code. Is 
> there a possibility to find it in the html?
> 
> - Finally, the html code uses mathml that only Firefox supports correctly. 
> Is it possible to use mathjax or katex, or export mathematical expressions 
> in svg (as Madoko <https://github.com/koka-lang/madoko> does, for example) 
> to get greater compatibility with different browsers?
> 
> Thank you very much for this wonderful software that I use every day.
> 
> Bye
> ????????????
> David Latreyte
> address@hidden
> 
> 
> 
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