CSS Stylesheet Notes
SnuggleTeX defaults to using CSS (Cascading StyleSheets) to style XHTML elements.
This can be controlled in a number of ways:
- The default option when creating web pages is to include all of the CSS
declarations within a <style>...</style> section in the XHTML
<head>....</head> section. This can be turned off by calling
setIncludingStyleElement(false) on your WebPageOutputOptions
Object. In this case, you will want to use one of following alternative
approaches for providing the style information.
- By calling setInliningCSS(true) on your WebPageOutputOptions
(or indeed DOMOutputOptions)
Object, SnuggleTeX will add style attributes to XHTML elements as
required. This might be a useful option if the resulting XHTML is going to
be grafted into the content of another page on another system, as it still
gives you some control over CSS.
- The SnuggleTeX distributions include a snuggletex.css file that may
be able to deploy alongside your web outputs. In that case, use the
setCSSStylesheetURLs() to link this (and any other) CSS files to
your web outputs.
