quote
, quotation
, and verse
environment are
all implemented by the Hyperlatex converter--but they are all
identical! Alternatively, you can use the blockquote
environment,
so named for the HTML-tag that it creates.
The center
environment is identical to the quote
environment for
HTML 2, but creates a centering environment in HTML 3.2.
To make lists, you can use the itemize
, enumerate
, and
description
environments. You cannot specify an optional
argument to \item
in itemize
or enumerate
, and
you must specify one for description
.
All these environments can be nested.
The \\
command is recognized, with and without *
. You
can use the optional argument to \\
, but it will be ignored.
There is also a menu
environment, which looks like an
itemize
environment, but is somewhat denser since the space
between items has been reduced. It is only meant for single-line
items.
Hyperlatex understands the math display environments \[
, \]
,
displaymath
, equation
, and equation*
.