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cmd> asciidoctor text.adoc :MhPath: ../../abc/out/install/xyz
Any help is much appreciated...
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Good Day,
I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but do you know if it has been considered to "compile" reveal.js presentations to a single HTML file?
Atleast when only small or no images are used?
I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but do you know if it has been considered to "compile" reveal.js presentations to a single HTML file?
Atleast when only small or no images are used?
Presentations are a single HTML file, but they depend on JavaScript and CSS that make the presentation work. According to SO, You can use webpack’s `html-webpack-plugin’ to accomplish that: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46866228/how-to-bundle-html-js-and-css-in-one-html-file-with-webpack
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Doing so would link asciidoctor with a specific version of reveal.js I think ?
So it's probably wiser to leave such a tool separate ?
Also, if the attribute is locally defined but using relative paths (say path to a stylesheet) still see the warning (that actually shouldn't be). How to handle it?
Hi. My company has built a site with Gatsby and are using asciidoc as the authoring format. Im familiar with the awesome ifdef directive that Ive used woth our Antora site for conditionilzing content. They would like to do the same thing with the asciidoc content on the Gatsby site. Do you think that wpuld be possible to do? And how would they do it?
Hi, Mark, I see you already joined the Antora community over on Zulip. The Asciidoctor community has moved to Zulip as well, at https://asciidoctor.zulipchat.com/ so I would encourage you to sign up on that instance too.
(And I am not ignoring your question out of spite, I don’t know the answer or I would say something helpful beyond encouraging you to ask it on Zulip, where streams and topics are much more cohesive and supportive of deep discussion.) :smile:
For reference, it's linked from the Community category in the topbar on the docs site (https://docs.antora.org/antora/2.3/).
It's linked from this page: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/about/support/
But that does make me realize that perhaps it should be linked from the topbar too. :scream: I opened an issue to track this change: asciidoctor/asciidoctor-docs-ui#113
WorldWideWursti_twitter @WorldWideWursti_twitter try to get asciidoctor-web-pdf running on macos big sur :-( its cheating me :)
Hi! Writing the Jetty documentation with asciidoctor in intellij here :)
Given:
root
subdir
mydoc.adoc
myimage.pngI noticed that in the asciidoctor intellij plugin the image is rendered with: image::myimage.png[] (from mydoc.adoc)
However, when running the asciidoctor maven plugin, it must be: image::subdir/myimage.png[]
If I see it rendered ok in the intellij plugin, then it's broken when using the maven plugin, and viceversa.
My imagesdir attribute is not defined.
Help? :pray:
Testing with asciidoctor and asciidoctor-pdf, the expected syntax is, as I suspected, the first one (
image::myimage.png[])
I don't know how the maven plugin works, but it's strange, especially since the line is basically compiled in html as
<img src="myimage.png">
(and thus a line
<img src="toto/myimage.png'> should not work in your browser?)
BTW I moved the discussion to Zulip, as I understood the chats were moved there?
Although, it's not that the documentation needs to be particularly complicated... we have 2 guides (for ops and for devs) and that's it.
As far as eclipse look and feel, Eclipse che is using Antora: https://www.eclipse.org/che/docs/che-7/overview/introduction-to-eclipse-che/
not sure we can port it to Node :)
@sbordet taking screenshots with Puppeteer and a local HTTP is also relatively easy with Node.js. You might even find "ready to use" JavaScript library that does just that. But of course you will some JavaScript/Node.js knowledge. If you don't want to port your extension then @djencks solution is the way to go.
(if you need to run Jetty you might need to execute command: https://nodejs.org/api/child_process.html#child_process_child_process_execsync_command_options)