I'm a massive fan of pandoc and Markdown syntax so naturally I also I'm interested in having templates for many different types of content that I produce and keep in the Markdown source like slides, articles, notes and hopefully books.
This repository is (at the moment) devoted to keeping all of my
HTML styles required for pandoc to nicely convert MD source
into beautiful HTML. In the future, I will update it so that
all of my templates, scripts and useful extensions are kept here
with useful examples and tips on how to use them.
Styles tufte and github have been taken from this
repository and some minor modification have been done
to tweak them to my liking.
In the future, I plan to probably create a few more styles.
Let's assume you have your source in hello.md and wish to
produce it as an HTML article that someone can enjoy
reading.
You can do something like:
pandoc hello.md \
--output hello.html \
--to=html5 \
--css=tufte.css \
--higlight-style=haddoc \
--self-contained
assuming that tufte.css is in the same directory as hello.md.
In my case, I like to put these files somewhere globally on my system so that I can access them from multiple repositories.
