Basically the translator reads the source document and creates a linked set of HTML pages, displaying the information it contains. Where such markup corresponds to the intended use for markup tags in the HTML language, a direct translation is made.
Many questions spring readily to mind.
The answers to these and the options available to handle particular situations are discussed elsewhere in this manual. Text and paragraphing clearly should appear as such, whether printed or on-screen. It also mentions some of the extra features that are available. Generation of an image is done only when there is no adequate textual construction with the required version of HTML , or when specifically requested to do so. Various extensions, to cope with the different HTML versions and extra features, are discussed elsewhere .