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QUESTION
According to this official guide it is possible to determine your own editors that are called per the filename suffix when in VIM we use command g + x (while cursor is over a file name or URI).
This partially works for me. I used this block of code in the ~/.vimrc
file:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 21:30The answer is:
QUESTION
I am maintaining a set of documents in markdown which have links to other markdown documents and to webpages, and embedded images. I am looking for a tool which can convert these documents into a single pdf, while preserving all of those aspects of it (with links between documents pointing at the beginning of the corresponding document within the pdf).
The closest question, found here, does not have any answers which meet my requirements. Pandoc does not handle links within the document well, and follows relative links relative to my working directory, not where the markdown file in question is. The answer suggesting Typora only handles links within one document, which are not relevant to my use-case.
Are there any tools which enable me to do this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 20:23If I've understood you requirements correctly you want to merge pdfs that contain links to each other (as separate files) but that when they are combined the link no longer points to an external file but points to the correct part in this new document?
This can be achieved with pandoc, as per the answer you linked to:
QUESTION
I have this PowerShell (v5.1) script that is driving me crazy:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-07 at 13:29The -match
operator uses regex, so in order to have that work in your code, you need to escape all characters that have special meaning in Regular Expressions like +
, (
and )
with backslashes.
This should work:
QUESTION
I am completely new to markdown and I am using typora to edit and create markdown files.In my editor I have using the following code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-13 at 05:24GitHub itself, through its GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown Spec) does not support Katex
You would need for your GitHub repositories to be a GitHub Pages project in order to include for instance a Jekyll plugin like linjer/jekyll-katex
, in order for those pages to represent a Katex section properly.
See also "How to Create A Jekyll Page With KaTeX" from Neal Dawson-Elli.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a component in vuepress to display an image with its caption. When I hardcode the image path, the image appears but this way I will not have a reusable component. I already try with props, but it doesn't work either.
Here is how I already tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-17 at 20:19In markdown (without a Vue component) you can use html,
QUESTION
In my Readme.MD
markdown file I want to create Table of Contents (for Github). [TOC]
(generated by Typora) doesn't show on Github. It shows like [TOC]
. Some of my headings contain characters like a dot or a comma. Is there any way to link to these headings?
I tried almost everything I think, such as: [app.js File](#app.js-file)
, [app.js File](#app-js-file)
, [app.js](#app--js-file)
, [app.js](#app\.js-file)
, [app.js](#appjs-file)
. Nothing works.
Here is an example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-21 at 20:38If you mouse over the header you want to link to in the rendered content you should see a link icon appear. Mouse over that icon to see what it's linking to, and use that as your target. I think you'll find the links named
appjs-file
scriptjs-file
one-two-three
This answer points to some logic that may drive link naming but I haven't been able to confirm.
As a side note, Markdown is designed to be easily read even in its raw form. I strongly recommend adding a space between the header hashes and header text and a blank line between the header and its content, e.g.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-02 at 07:30You can edit CSS file of your theme.
Go to File > Preference
or press Ctrl+Comma
. In Themes, click Open Theme Folder
.
Open the CSS file of your theme. For example, I'm using Github theme.
Search for img {}
in CSS file. In github.css
, I didn't find any img {}
. If you don't find img {}
, you can write one. Then, set the display
and align-items
as below.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-25 at 13:03You can change CSS file of the theme you are using. Go to File > Preference
or press Ctrl+Comma
. In Themes
click Open Theme Folder
.
Open the CSS file of your theme. For example I'm using Github theme.
So I'm opening github.css
file. In CSS file go to #write
(write id). Here change the value of max-width
.
Default value of max-width
in this theme is 860px. You can increase this to whatever you want. For example:
QUESTION
Is it possible to create diagrams and flowcharts like this?
I'm using Typora markdown editor.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-29 at 12:26That is actually called a flowchart, and it is not possible to do it in markdown. The purpose of markdown is to provide a very basic and simple way to format text; this is much more complex and visual.
If you want to do that, I suggest just making it in PowerPoint and then exporting it as a PDF or an image, or use ASCII art.
QUESTION
e.g. I write a markdown document and include a line like [myimage](/mypath.jpg)
to see the image in a big size above or below this line.
When I'm writing markdown I regularly have to look at an embedded file. At the moment I have to use a split layout and switch my attention between the text buffer and the preview. That's slowing me down and distracting.
What I mean is a full size preview that can fill the whole width of the buffer and is permanently shown. This is offered by the emacs markdown-mode (see this image with a command named "markdown-toggle-inline-images".). This is also available in sublime text e.g. via an add-on named sublime_zk. This is possible in atom with add-ons like preview-inline or inline markdown images.
This would allow to use VSCode like a WYSIWYG md-editor like typora but with all the benefits of using your daily edtior. This should also be interesting for programmers - at least on hackernews typora is regularly praised as the best markdown editor (see e.g. here)
I didn't see an addon for this. Something related was discussed about two years ago in issue 7689 - but this only concerns a mini preview in the gutter or if you move the mouse over a link. For this there is already the add-on Image preview.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-09 at 05:09This is not possible as of VS Code 1.29. The VS Code api does not provide a way to insert custom elements like images into the editor.
The two closest existing APIs:
The code lens api:
CodeLensProvider
. These allow you to insert additional clickable commands into an editor (such as displaying a reference count above a function) but these can only be text buttonsThe hover api:
HoverProvider
. Hovers can contain images since they display markdown content. However they are only displayed when the user hovers over them
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