I have a large document written in LaTeX (memoir class) that I also use to produce HTML, using:
htlatex.exe "Test.tex" "html,3" "" "Test" "--interaction=nonstopmode"
I've been attempting to find a more efficient navigation method than the "prev,next,front,up" that is produced by default. A blog located here indicates that there are options built in that should give me a sidebar, however, the frames option just produces a blank title page and obj-toc doesn't produce anything different from the default settings.
One of the other ideas I thought of was a "breadcrumb" navigation using the hyperref package. I've tried the breadcrumb package (post by Sean Allred) at this stack exchange post , however, these breadcrumbs (which look great in the PDF) do not appear at all in the HTML version.
Any help in this would be greatly appreciated.
Edit: P.S. I am using FireFox as my browser.
framesoption may work incorrectly. Maybe you should try to produce the mwe – michal.h21 Aug 06 '13 at 17:36framesoption to work, it seems the fact that I had chapter* and section* caused a problem. I also see,however, that this is not really what I wanted since it removes the TOC from the main page and places it in a sidebar. The main criteria is that this navigation should be visible on all (web)pages in the document and have some kind of hierarchical display that shows(Part->Chapter->Section)or(Chapter->Section)for the currentSectionthat I am viewing. I'm not really sure what kind of MWE I could produce. – Ryan Aug 06 '13 at 19:12