Closed madprops closed 4 years ago
Do get this clear: You wish to add <link rel="stylesheet" href="stylesheet.css" />
to the header if a stylesheet.css
is given as argument?
The idea is that if a user wants to customize the style of the output a bit, they can just do so through a css file that would be referenced in the html document. So --css=style.css
would just include <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" />
in the header, letting the user create that file and write the custom styling rules.
The short answer would have been just "yes" :sweat_smile:
I'll give it a shot the next weeks ;)
Would be cool if there's a way to specify a css file to use.
Something like --css=style.css
And then it just injects the tag into the header.
I could just do it with extra commands, but it would be easier this way.
Or at least some style options like font size.