[tex4ht] make4ht and tex4ebook v0.2 released

Michal Hoftich michal.h21 at gmail.com
Mon Apr 9 11:16:56 CEST 2018 

Hello all,

I've just uploaded make4ht and tex4ebook version 0.2 to CTAN. They
will be available in TL 2018.

There is a lot of new features:

make4ht:

- Added support for output format selection. Supported formats: html5
(default), xhtml, odt.
- Added support for extensions. They can modify the build process or
post-process the output files. They can be required from the command
line, without need to create a build file.
- Added new filters which use the LuaXML DOM library.
- Added support for a `.make4ht` configuration file.
- Added functions for setting configuration values for extensions and filters.
- Extended documentation.
- Fixed lot of bugs.

New filters:

- mathjax-node-filter - support for precompiling MathML to HTML+CSS or
SVG using MathJax-Node processor.

New DOM filters:

- aeneas - Aeneas is a tool for automagical synchronization of text
and audio. This filter modifies the HTML code to support the
synchronization.
- fixinlines - put all inline elements which are direct children of
the <body> elements to a paragraph.
- idcolons - replace the colon (:) character in internal links and id
attributes. They cause validation issues.
- joincharacters - join consecutive <span> or <mn> elements.

Extensions:

- latexmk - use Latexmk for laTeX compilation.
- tidy - clean the HTML files using the tidy command.
- common_filters - clean the output HTML files using filters.
- common_domfilters - Clean the HTML file using DOM filters. It is
more powerful than common_filters . Used DOM filters are fixinlines,
idcolons and joincharacters .
- mathjaxnode - use mathjax-node-page filter to convert from MathML
code to HTML + CSS or SVG.

tex4ebook:


- Added sup­port for new make4ht fea­tures (ex­ten­sions, DOM
fil­ters, con­fig­u­ra­tion set­tings).
- Added sup­port for .tex4e­book con­fig­u­ra­tion file.
- Added me­dia over­lay sup­port in Epub 3 for­mat.
- Added sup­port for XeLaTeX.

I hope these changes will be useful.

Best regards,
Michal

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