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Setup Blog with GitHub Actions
This article describes how to configure GitHub Actions to automatically compile LaTeX sources for a static blog built with tools like make4ht and Jekyll. It covers file tracking, automatic build triggering, and committing generated files back to the repository.
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Jekyll Setup
I’ve shown how to use the make4ht staticsite extension in the previous article. In this article, I’ll show how to set it up with Jekyll to create a simple blog.
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How to Blog With TeX4ht
This post is part of a series on how to set up TeX4ht, the LaTeX to XML converter, for use with Static Site Generators. In this article, we’ll discuss how to configure it to produce suitable HTML.
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Blogging in LaTeX, 2025 edition
This is the first post in a series about blogging with LaTeX using TeX4ht. I originally set it up as a showcase of TeX4ht’s features for the TUG 2021 conference. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to present it in the end—I ran out of time during my allocated slot, and I also didn’t manage to finish all the posts I had planned by the deadline. Fast forward to July 2025, and I thought, why not finally complete this series? Better late than never, right?
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