LyX learns Hyperlatex?

LyX learns Hyperlatex?

This is yet to come. There is a "Insert -> URL" menu item in LyX, but it seems that nobody knows how it works, and of course it is not working with hyperlatex.

Once you could self-configure the export of documents from inside LyX, now this option is gone. Maybe it's somewhere inside the configuration files, anyway, it would be a great job if somebody told the LyX guys and girls to create a Hyperlatex export menu item.

Cross references inside the text just show an asterisk "*" in the html pages

So, what do I do, to suffer less pain when producing HyperLyX documents? Here is a somewhat shiny recipe:

All documents use "\htmlpath{html}". The following Makefile fragment can be copied into the directory where the HyperLyX document lives:

%.tex: %.lyx        lyx -e latex $< html/%.html: %.tex        hyperlatex $< clean:        rm -rf html

then you can create your filename.lyx based Webpage with:

make html/filename.html

Note, that the icons for the up, next, previous, and blank node references have to be copied, linked or somhow else be provided in order to show up when browsing the files. Any ideas how to make this painless...?

LyX learns Hyperlatex?