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The HTML conversion works very well but the styles are in external stylesheets on the local computer. Therefore the HTML does not render styles when transferred to another computer. Is there a way to have the style rules embedded in the document?
Version: 3.1.2
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I put some thoughts into this and came up with a concept for for improving the treatment of stylesheets and javascript-files.
I'm planning to add an option StyleSheetBehavior and ScriptBehavior (let me know if you guys can make up a more suitable name) where users can set the treatment of Relative files, Absolute files and Links.
Users will be able to choose between Link (adding a reference to the file) or Scrape/Embed or Include (which one sounds the best to you?) (copying the code of the corresponding file into the document) and Default (letting MarkdownConverter decide, which basically add a reference to all links and copy the source of all files into the document).
Additionally, the StyleSheets and Scripts-option will allow the user to override MarkdownConverters behavior - allowing you to gain control on MarkdownConverter's asset-treatment of each file.
Let me know if there is something I've missed or something I could improve regarding this concept.
The HTML conversion works very well but the styles are in external stylesheets on the local computer. Therefore the HTML does not render styles when transferred to another computer. Is there a way to have the style rules embedded in the document?
Version: 3.1.2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: