Torillic: A Typora theme which styles your editor to look like the official Dungeons & Dragons 5e content books.

Fixes

Now avoids breaking after a line in italics if it's immediately below a heading, to avoid e.g. a column ending with a name and their race/alignment/pronouns, with their image/bio on the next column

Enhancements

Torillic has crossed the platform divide! I've moved the core stuff to a generic CSS file which you can use in any HTML project, all the Typora specific stuff is now in a Typora specific folder.
I've also added a Python package for sphinx as I'm familiar with it (being a Python dev). Please do feel free to put in a pull request with implementations for other systems!
Torillic now comes packaged with some 16x16px images of D&D coins (copper, silver, electrum, gold), so you can easily add inline coin icons like so:

This item costs ![](silver) 2 ![](copper) 3

or, in HTML...

<p>This item costs <img src="silver" /> 2 <img src="copper" /> 3</p>

If you want to force a column / page break, I've added some classes for doing so (.break-column-before, .break-page-before, .break-column-after and .break-page-after), you can also use an empty h1 for a page break and and empty h3 for a column break (this works in Typora!)

Download an extract base.zip, copy it to your HTML project, then either import it in your .css file:

@import url("path/to/extracted/folder/torillic.css")

Or link it in your .html file:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/extracted/folder/torillic.css" />

Download and extract typora.zip, then copy the extracted files to your Typora theme directory.

Download and extract sphinx.zip, then install it as an "editable" using pip:

pip install -e "path/to/extracted/folder"

Then, in your Sphinx project's conf.py file, add:

extensions = [
    # whatever other extensions you're using...
    "sphinx_torillic",
]

html_theme = "sphinx_torillic"

Full Changelog: v2.0.3...v2.1.0