There are bascially 2 types of pdf-to-html converters:
\nOne is roughly a pdf-to-text converter with a few pre-defined formats in HTML.
\nThe other is render-everything-as-images converter, which loses all text and generated huge files.<\/p>\n
But pdf2htmlEX takes advatanges of both, retaining both Text and Styling.
\nFeatures:
\n1.Extract and embed fonts from PDF
\n2.Optimizing for web while making sure render is precise
\n3.Non-text objects are rendered as images.
\n4.Single-file output mode — I know you hate spearated font\/image files<\/p>\n
To compile & install
\ngrab a recent poppler (>=0.20.3), make sure ‘–enable-xpdf-headers’ is used for configure
\ngrab the latest git version of fontforge https:\/\/github.com\/fontforge\/fontforge, because I submitted a few features\/bugs for pdf2htmlEX
\nthe boost c++ library. (See detailed depended components in the project home page)
\ncmake
\nGCC that supports c++11<\/p>\n
Any suggestion, fork\/star-at-gihub, bug-report is appreciated.<\/p>\n
Demo comes first:
\nhttp:\/\/coolwanglu.github.com\/pdf2htmlEX\/demo\/demo.html<\/p>\n
Another (with CJK):
\nhttp:\/\/coolwanglu.github.com\/pdf2htmlEX\/demo\/chn.html<\/p>\n
Home page:
\nhttps:\/\/github.com\/coolwanglu\/pdf2htmlEX<\/p>\n
Ubuntu PPA
\nhttps:\/\/launchpad.net\/~coolwanglu\/+archive\/pdf2htmlex<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"