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You could use \FloatBarrier from the placeins package. All floats are forced to be inserted before the \Floatbarrier. It is mostly used to keep a float in a section, as it does not offer fine grained control whether the float moves to the next page.

jlinkels

The problem is in:
&\multicolumn{2}{X|}{spam}\\
tex4ht doesn't like the { X |}. It has nothing to do with the multicolumn. That is handled correctly.

Any recommendation about how to add/modify in the the tex4ht macrofiles as to have tex4ht to ignore the unknown X and revert to a default situation ...

Hi all,

I have this document:

\documentclass[11pt,a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{tabularx}
\usepackage{array}
\usepackage{multirow}

\begin{document}
\begin{table}[H]
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|c|X|c|}
\hline
foo & Spam and eggs for sale & \\
\hline
&\multicolumn{2}{X|}{spam}\\
\hline
\end ...

Funny, I had the same question and I could not find a single answer, except your recent post, also unanswered.

I solved this rather succesfully by creating a tabular without any horizontal or vertical lines. Two left aligned columns. Put the symbols between $...$ markers.

A table didn't work ...

Yes, that is it. Very elegant. And of course it is unthinkable that it was not yet available in one or another package. The hard part is to find out which one.

Thanks a lot.

jlinkels

Well, obviously I had something wrong while using \reversemarginpar. This works now, I can put text in the left margin.

\reversemarginpar
Jeniffer Smith\marginpar{\raggedleft{\textsf{To:}}}\\Marilyn Monroe\par


That works for now, and even while I have created a macro for \marginpar{\raggedleft ...

Hello all,

I am struggling with a custom title page. I know I should preferable stick
to predefined Latex layouts, but this style is something my company demands.
It looks something like this:

Logo
Logo
Logo Header Text
----------------------------------------------------------
To: Jennifer ...