Conversion from HTML to LATEX

Conversion from HTML to LATEX

[mohan veera]

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Greetings,

I am using pandoc for converting HTML file to LaTeX file
The commands I used are:
*1. *pandoc input.html -f html -t latex -s -o output.tex 
2. *pandoc input.html -f html -t latex  -o output.tex*

I am trying to open the converted LaTeX file in Overleaf 
<https://www.overleaf.com/>. But Overleaf doesn't support non-BMP 
characters and any file which has these characters are flagged as 
non-editable in Overleaf.
Example: files having some mathematical symbols like, alpha, beta, lambda 
etc.(Please refer to the attachment)

So, I am searching for pandoc command  which can remove/identify these 
non-BMP characters present in my HTML file.

Please suggest some pointers
Thank you in advance

Regards,
Mohan

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Re: Conversion from HTML to LATEX

[John MacFarlane]

Does overleaf have an option to use xelatex or lualatex as
the processor? These should be able to handle these characters
(assuming you're using a font that has them).