Brian Fitzpatrick

Some other ideas * Attach a unit test that can validate the markdown * check urls * check command Ids * See if we can find a npm package to...

Would also be good to write a command that generates a mocha test based on a didact markup file.

At this point, there is no way to change the stylesheet directly. We are using the asciidoctor css from upstream at present and that's a fixed entity that gets pulled...

Chatted with @pwright today... When asked for a css he might apply in this manner, he provided: ``` .system\:abstract { color: rgb(50, 33, 148); font-size: 200%; } ``` He suggested...

Looking deeper at the AsciiDoctor.js convert options, it appears we are using different parts of the API. The browser extension is using the `convertFile` method (see https://asciidoctor-docs.netlify.app/asciidoctor.js/current/extend/stylesheets/) and we are...

Our only workaround would be offering a setting to provide additional stylesheet file configuration. We already have some code that creates links to stylesheets this way - https://github.com/redhat-developer/vscode-didact/blob/bca7f4d331e6279523ab1fd42b182fd4a64be409/src/didactWebView.ts#L306 I'm not...

@pwright Ok, so if we have a setting that enables you to change the defaults for the stylesheets we're using now for Markdown and AsciiDoc, that would be ok? Since...

@pwright made some suggestions He wondered if we could style Didact tutorials slightly so that users could distinctly see that it's Didact and know what to expect. Something like a...

Something like this, but with the Didact icon in the upper right and the didact version at the bottom, with everything else scrolling? https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/codelab.php?topic=faq&file=css-fixed-positioned-header-and-footer

Something like this?