On 2013–02–19 Troy Henderson wrote:
I would like to convert my ConTeXt document to both PDF and "plain" HTML.
My suggestion: Use markdown (or reST) with pandoc.
I need plain HTML output (i.e., not XML or XHTML) because my institution's web based management software allows me to copy/paste plain HTML snippets but not XML or XHTML.
ConTeXt does output XML, not XHTML. You would need to do the XML → XHTML conversion yourself.
Is it possible for ConTeXt to output HTML so that the result looks as close to the PDF output as possible?
\startnitpicking HTML does not look like anything. It's a markup language that simply states that *this* element is a header and *that* element is a list, etc. How the HTML is rendered is mostly controlled by the CSS. \stopnitpicking Within the limits of CSS you obtain a quite close match¹. But it's up to you to create the matching CSS. Marco ¹ http://tex.stackexchange.com/a/55945/5245