Closed wtraylor closed 6 years ago
Thanks – yes the syntax is because pandoc (and hence panzer) otherwise interprets the value of yaml fields as markdown. I want 100% compatibility with pandoc here so that users can cut and paste fields freely between invocations of panzer and pandoc.
Some commmandline arguments of pandoc have an optional URL argument, i.e. they can be boolean switches (with default URL) or require an argument. For example
pandoc --katex
andpandoc --katex=/home/user/katex
both work.In panzer, it works to add
katex: true
to the the YAML style definition, butkatex: /home/user/katex
does not work.Though I didn’t test it with all of the ones below, I guess it is an issue with this list of parameters, too:
katex
mathjax
webtex
latexmathml
Thanks for writing this nice piece of software!
EDIT: I’m sorry, this was my own mistake. The correct way to declare the path for e.g. katex is this:
katex: "`/home/user/katex`"