Carlo, thanks for the tip/trick but what I need are: 1) the image that Export creates and 2) the html code (<area> tags, etc) so that I can use them to build my website (I create a large table that has pdf links).

As Alexey suggests, I think I will report this as a bug and just do this exporting in 11.1 until it gets fixed.

I use Mathematica to create a set of Grade 10 math notes that go on my website. I use Grid (and Text) to create a formatted table that provides the links to the PDFs (100+ topics). You can see the result here [1].

Prior to 11.2, the Export function did the job just fine: it created an image and produced the HTML code, which were easy to add to my website.

If there is an alternative way of doing this and getting the formatting to be similar, I'd be interested in pointers on how to do it.

Thanks, Andrew.

A related bug:

• How do I export a hyperlink?

Unfortunately the workaround suggested in that thread doesn't work in this case.

It is also worth to note that exporting such a little expression takes a lot of time on my machine: about 10 seconds, what isn't appropriate.