This adds an option you can put in your YAML to map classes to LaTeX commands.
Motivational story: I wanted to put highlighted text in my paper. I could do this by putting \myhl{some text} directly into the md (and defining \myhl in a ~~~ latex:preamble). But 1. this will disappear from HTML output, and 2. the contents of the command won't get parsed. So the idea here is to instead write [some text]{.myhl}, set classToCommand: [['myhl', 'myhl']] in the yaml frontmatter, define \myhl in a ~~~ latex:preamble, and define a CSS rule for .myhl in a linked CSS. It works pretty nicely.
This adds an option you can put in your YAML to map classes to LaTeX commands.
Motivational story: I wanted to put highlighted text in my paper. I could do this by putting
\myhl{some text}directly into the md (and defining\myhlin a~~~ latex:preamble). But 1. this will disappear from HTML output, and 2. the contents of the command won't get parsed. So the idea here is to instead write[some text]{.myhl}, setclassToCommand: [['myhl', 'myhl']]in the yaml frontmatter, define\myhlin a~~~ latex:preamble, and define a CSS rule for.myhlin a linked CSS. It works pretty nicely.