Dear Felix,
Thank you for providing this repository!
For our bioinformatics work at the DRESDEN-concept Genome Center, we started to write Markdown files to provide READMEs to our collaborators. We are currently using Gitlab for that, and wrote our first CI/CD script to automatically generate HTML and PDF files when a Markdown file has been changed.
The basic pandoc-generated files look pretty ugly, so I started to play around to make them prettier. I followed your recipe today, and ran into a question.
First, I tried pandoc --standalone --css="style.css" (and various versions of it), but it would not incorporate the CSS file properly.
Then, I pretty literally followed your advise and automatically "injected" the content of your style.css file to the end of the basic pandoc-generated HTML file. That worked!
# Convert Markdown to HTML
pandoc --standalone --from=markdown --to=html $file -o "doc/${id}.html"
# Add CSS at the bottom of the HTML
# Remove last two lines
mv doc/${id}.html doc/${id}_orig.html
head -n -2 doc/${id}_orig.html > doc/${id}.html
# Inject CSS file
echo "<style type='text/css'>" >> doc/${id}.html
cat style.css >> doc/${id}.html
# Close blocks again
echo "</style>" >> doc/${id}.html
echo "</body>" >> doc/${id}.html
echo "</html>" >> doc/${id}.html
It looks so much better than before, but I still wouldn't get the same text width (it looks quite narrow) and am missing the outer border. Would you have any idea?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Best wishes from Dresden :)
Katrin
Dear Felix,
Thank you for providing this repository!
For our bioinformatics work at the DRESDEN-concept Genome Center, we started to write Markdown files to provide READMEs to our collaborators. We are currently using Gitlab for that, and wrote our first CI/CD script to automatically generate HTML and PDF files when a Markdown file has been changed.
The basic
pandoc-generated files look pretty ugly, so I started to play around to make them prettier. I followed your recipe today, and ran into a question.First, I tried
pandoc --standalone --css="style.css"(and various versions of it), but it would not incorporate the CSS file properly.Then, I pretty literally followed your advise and automatically "injected" the content of your
style.cssfile to the end of the basicpandoc-generated HTML file. That worked!It looks so much better than before, but I still wouldn't get the same text width (it looks quite narrow) and am missing the outer border. Would you have any idea?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Best wishes from Dresden :)
Katrin