The original text for this case study was developed as the final
chapter, as sort of a "you heard about the rest, now try the best"
approach. However, I think we want to put this one first. "Hope before
despair" is perhaps a better attitude?
The diff on this one didn't come out so clean, so it's a bit difficult
to see that I'm just moving a big block of text up.
I diffed it against a version of this file, from:
commit 2f2e5f9e4c on 2014-10-15 22:14:45 -0400
that was before work began on this chapter, and the diff was relatively
clean.
The only way I could figure out how to get different output for
monolithic and section-based versions was to do this rather odd hack,
which uses tex4ht.usr to conditionally insert specific bootstrap HTML
for the mention that will allow proper formatting.
Joshua Gay made contributions to all the files earlier in 2014 (see git
log) which were copyrighted by the FSF, so FSF's copyright needs
refreshed to include this year.
Denver recently added a section to the enforcement-case-studies.tex, so
his copyright notice needs to go there and at the top file.
I made changes to enforcement-case-studies.tex on top of Denver's.
Also, remove commented-out copyright notices -- the ones in the actual
text are now primary and should be maintained directly.
Without "fn-in" option, the footnotes each get their own page, which
seems silly.
This fixes that.
Also included are more rm files, so htlatex doesn't freak when it gets
run again after html files have been moved to public_html.
tex4ht supports "overlib" for footnote popups. The hack is pretty
straightforward; it dumps a Javascript area into a .js file that can
then be used by overlib to popup stuff.
This hack is to use that output to make the same thing work with jQuery
UI's tooltip widget.
Note that we run with overlib support first, then *without* it in the
Makefile setup. This is to force the needed .js file to be generated,
but make sure the HTML doesn't try to load overlib (which is default).
(This should be adapted as a patch to upstream tex4ht ultimately.)
Also included herein are improvements to the Makefile to build the HTML
output.
