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I'm trying to generate a svg image of a reaction mechanism. However I keep receiving the error:
! Undefined control sequence.
pgfsys@svg@newline ->Hnewline
when running the command make4ht -u "Bromothymol_blue".tex where Bromothymol_blue is the name of the latex document. Here is the code:
documentclass{article}
thispagestyle{empty}
usepackage{chemfig}
usepackage{mol2chemfig}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{amsfonts}
usepackage{amssymb}
usepackage{mhchem}
usepackage{tex4ht}
begin{document}
schemestart
chemname{tinychemfig{-[:160]-[:100](-[:40]Br)(-[:220,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:160](-[:100,,,1]OH)-[:220](-[:160](-[:100])-[:220])-[:280]-[:340](-[:40])-[:280]@{C}(-[:204]-[:274](-[:154,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:214](-[:274](-[:214])-[:334])-[:154](-[:214,,,2]HO)-[:94](-[:154]Br)-[:34](-[:94])-[:334])-[:288]-[:240](-[:0,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:300]--[:60]-[:120](-[:180])-[:72]S(=[:336]O)(=[:60]O)-[:144]O(-[:216])}}{Yellow}
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]
draw[red](C) circle (0.1) +(120:0.1) ..controls +(120:0.5) and +(0:0.5).. +(155:2) node[left,align=right] {Conjugation\stops\here};
end{tikzpicture}
arrow{<=>[smallce{+OH-}][smallce{H+},;ce{H2O}]}
chemname{tinychemfig{
% 15
-[:300]% 14
(
-[::60]% 16
)
-[::300]% 12
-[::300]% 11
(
-[::300]mcfright{O}{^{mcfminus}}% 17
)
-[::60]% 10
(
-[::300]Br% 18
)
-[::60]% 9
(
-[::300]% 19
)
-[::60]% 8
(
-[::60]% 13
-[::60]% -> 12
)
(
-[::120,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3}% (o)
)
-[::300]% 7
(
-[::70]% 20
-[::320]% 21
(
-[::310]S% 26
(
-[::110]mcfright{O}{^{mcfminus}}% 28
)
(
=[::50]O% 29
)
=[::350]O% 27
)
(
-[::120,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3}% (o)
)
-[::60]% 22
-[::60]% 23
-[::60]% 24
-[::60]% 25
-[::60]% -> 20
)
=[::300]% 6
-[::60]% 1
(
-[::60]% 35
)
-[::300,,,,drh]% 2
(
-[::60]Br% 34
)
-[::300]% 3
(
=[::60]O% 33
)
-[::300]% 4
(
-[::300,,,,drh]% 5
-[::300]% -> 6
)
-[::60]% 30
(
-[::300]% 31
)
-[::60]% 32
}}{Blue}
schemestop
end{document}
I tried to follow the solution from Latex to HTML conversion (basic explanation). I use TeXstudio and used the user command make4ht -u %.tex
Please note that I know the code works with pdftlatex and that is not what I am trying to do. I am trying to generate a html output with an svg using tex4ht. Also I am quite new to this so please try and explain as much as possible in your answer.
Thanks!
tex4ht chemfig svg
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I'm trying to generate a svg image of a reaction mechanism. However I keep receiving the error:
! Undefined control sequence.
pgfsys@svg@newline ->Hnewline
when running the command make4ht -u "Bromothymol_blue".tex where Bromothymol_blue is the name of the latex document. Here is the code:
documentclass{article}
thispagestyle{empty}
usepackage{chemfig}
usepackage{mol2chemfig}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{amsfonts}
usepackage{amssymb}
usepackage{mhchem}
usepackage{tex4ht}
begin{document}
schemestart
chemname{tinychemfig{-[:160]-[:100](-[:40]Br)(-[:220,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:160](-[:100,,,1]OH)-[:220](-[:160](-[:100])-[:220])-[:280]-[:340](-[:40])-[:280]@{C}(-[:204]-[:274](-[:154,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:214](-[:274](-[:214])-[:334])-[:154](-[:214,,,2]HO)-[:94](-[:154]Br)-[:34](-[:94])-[:334])-[:288]-[:240](-[:0,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:300]--[:60]-[:120](-[:180])-[:72]S(=[:336]O)(=[:60]O)-[:144]O(-[:216])}}{Yellow}
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]
draw[red](C) circle (0.1) +(120:0.1) ..controls +(120:0.5) and +(0:0.5).. +(155:2) node[left,align=right] {Conjugation\stops\here};
end{tikzpicture}
arrow{<=>[smallce{+OH-}][smallce{H+},;ce{H2O}]}
chemname{tinychemfig{
% 15
-[:300]% 14
(
-[::60]% 16
)
-[::300]% 12
-[::300]% 11
(
-[::300]mcfright{O}{^{mcfminus}}% 17
)
-[::60]% 10
(
-[::300]Br% 18
)
-[::60]% 9
(
-[::300]% 19
)
-[::60]% 8
(
-[::60]% 13
-[::60]% -> 12
)
(
-[::120,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3}% (o)
)
-[::300]% 7
(
-[::70]% 20
-[::320]% 21
(
-[::310]S% 26
(
-[::110]mcfright{O}{^{mcfminus}}% 28
)
(
=[::50]O% 29
)
=[::350]O% 27
)
(
-[::120,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3}% (o)
)
-[::60]% 22
-[::60]% 23
-[::60]% 24
-[::60]% 25
-[::60]% -> 20
)
=[::300]% 6
-[::60]% 1
(
-[::60]% 35
)
-[::300,,,,drh]% 2
(
-[::60]Br% 34
)
-[::300]% 3
(
=[::60]O% 33
)
-[::300]% 4
(
-[::300,,,,drh]% 5
-[::300]% -> 6
)
-[::60]% 30
(
-[::300]% 31
)
-[::60]% 32
}}{Blue}
schemestop
end{document}
I tried to follow the solution from Latex to HTML conversion (basic explanation). I use TeXstudio and used the user command make4ht -u %.tex
Please note that I know the code works with pdftlatex and that is not what I am trying to do. I am trying to generate a html output with an svg using tex4ht. Also I am quite new to this so please try and explain as much as possible in your answer.
Thanks!
tex4ht chemfig svg
asked 11 mins ago
sab hoquesab hoque
1,529319
add a comment |
I'm trying to generate a svg image of a reaction mechanism. However I keep receiving the error:
! Undefined control sequence.
pgfsys@svg@newline ->Hnewline
when running the command make4ht -u "Bromothymol_blue".tex where Bromothymol_blue is the name of the latex document. Here is the code:
documentclass{article}
thispagestyle{empty}
usepackage{chemfig}
usepackage{mol2chemfig}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{amsfonts}
usepackage{amssymb}
usepackage{mhchem}
usepackage{tex4ht}
begin{document}
schemestart
chemname{tinychemfig{-[:160]-[:100](-[:40]Br)(-[:220,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:160](-[:100,,,1]OH)-[:220](-[:160](-[:100])-[:220])-[:280]-[:340](-[:40])-[:280]@{C}(-[:204]-[:274](-[:154,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:214](-[:274](-[:214])-[:334])-[:154](-[:214,,,2]HO)-[:94](-[:154]Br)-[:34](-[:94])-[:334])-[:288]-[:240](-[:0,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:300]--[:60]-[:120](-[:180])-[:72]S(=[:336]O)(=[:60]O)-[:144]O(-[:216])}}{Yellow}
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]
draw[red](C) circle (0.1) +(120:0.1) ..controls +(120:0.5) and +(0:0.5).. +(155:2) node[left,align=right] {Conjugation\stops\here};
end{tikzpicture}
arrow{<=>[smallce{+OH-}][smallce{H+},;ce{H2O}]}
chemname{tinychemfig{
% 15
-[:300]% 14
(
-[::60]% 16
)
-[::300]% 12
-[::300]% 11
(
-[::300]mcfright{O}{^{mcfminus}}% 17
)
-[::60]% 10
(
-[::300]Br% 18
)
-[::60]% 9
(
-[::300]% 19
)
-[::60]% 8
(
-[::60]% 13
-[::60]% -> 12
)
(
-[::120,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3}% (o)
)
-[::300]% 7
(
-[::70]% 20
-[::320]% 21
(
-[::310]S% 26
(
-[::110]mcfright{O}{^{mcfminus}}% 28
)
(
=[::50]O% 29
)
=[::350]O% 27
)
(
-[::120,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3}% (o)
)
-[::60]% 22
-[::60]% 23
-[::60]% 24
-[::60]% 25
-[::60]% -> 20
)
=[::300]% 6
-[::60]% 1
(
-[::60]% 35
)
-[::300,,,,drh]% 2
(
-[::60]Br% 34
)
-[::300]% 3
(
=[::60]O% 33
)
-[::300]% 4
(
-[::300,,,,drh]% 5
-[::300]% -> 6
)
-[::60]% 30
(
-[::300]% 31
)
-[::60]% 32
}}{Blue}
schemestop
end{document}
I tried to follow the solution from Latex to HTML conversion (basic explanation). I use TeXstudio and used the user command make4ht -u %.tex
Please note that I know the code works with pdftlatex and that is not what I am trying to do. I am trying to generate a html output with an svg using tex4ht. Also I am quite new to this so please try and explain as much as possible in your answer.
Thanks!
tex4ht chemfig svg
asked 11 mins ago
sab hoquesab hoque
1,529319
I'm trying to generate a svg image of a reaction mechanism. However I keep receiving the error:
! Undefined control sequence.
pgfsys@svg@newline ->Hnewline
when running the command make4ht -u "Bromothymol_blue".tex where Bromothymol_blue is the name of the latex document. Here is the code:
documentclass{article}
thispagestyle{empty}
usepackage{chemfig}
usepackage{mol2chemfig}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{amsfonts}
usepackage{amssymb}
usepackage{mhchem}
usepackage{tex4ht}
begin{document}
schemestart
chemname{tinychemfig{-[:160]-[:100](-[:40]Br)(-[:220,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:160](-[:100,,,1]OH)-[:220](-[:160](-[:100])-[:220])-[:280]-[:340](-[:40])-[:280]@{C}(-[:204]-[:274](-[:154,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:214](-[:274](-[:214])-[:334])-[:154](-[:214,,,2]HO)-[:94](-[:154]Br)-[:34](-[:94])-[:334])-[:288]-[:240](-[:0,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3})-[:300]--[:60]-[:120](-[:180])-[:72]S(=[:336]O)(=[:60]O)-[:144]O(-[:216])}}{Yellow}
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]
draw[red](C) circle (0.1) +(120:0.1) ..controls +(120:0.5) and +(0:0.5).. +(155:2) node[left,align=right] {Conjugation\stops\here};
end{tikzpicture}
arrow{<=>[smallce{+OH-}][smallce{H+},;ce{H2O}]}
chemname{tinychemfig{
% 15
-[:300]% 14
(
-[::60]% 16
)
-[::300]% 12
-[::300]% 11
(
-[::300]mcfright{O}{^{mcfminus}}% 17
)
-[::60]% 10
(
-[::300]Br% 18
)
-[::60]% 9
(
-[::300]% 19
)
-[::60]% 8
(
-[::60]% 13
-[::60]% -> 12
)
(
-[::120,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3}% (o)
)
-[::300]% 7
(
-[::70]% 20
-[::320]% 21
(
-[::310]S% 26
(
-[::110]mcfright{O}{^{mcfminus}}% 28
)
(
=[::50]O% 29
)
=[::350]O% 27
)
(
-[::120,,,,draw=none]mcfcringle{1.3}% (o)
)
-[::60]% 22
-[::60]% 23
-[::60]% 24
-[::60]% 25
-[::60]% -> 20
)
=[::300]% 6
-[::60]% 1
(
-[::60]% 35
)
-[::300,,,,drh]% 2
(
-[::60]Br% 34
)
-[::300]% 3
(
=[::60]O% 33
)
-[::300]% 4
(
-[::300,,,,drh]% 5
-[::300]% -> 6
)
-[::60]% 30
(
-[::300]% 31
)
-[::60]% 32
}}{Blue}
schemestop
end{document}
I tried to follow the solution from Latex to HTML conversion (basic explanation). I use TeXstudio and used the user command make4ht -u %.tex
Please note that I know the code works with pdftlatex and that is not what I am trying to do. I am trying to generate a html output with an svg using tex4ht. Also I am quite new to this so please try and explain as much as possible in your answer.
Thanks!
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tex4ht chemfig svg
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