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We get `docdir` because we [explicitly set](https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor-vscode/blob/f0ecdb1f19b63ed110434f8eaa1e66417ee448bf/src/text-parser.ts#L106) `base_dir`. I'll do a PR for this.

@sindzicat thanks for reporting. The example you give is not valid Asciidoc. The passthrough block passes content directly to the backend, so the statement: `include::file.adoc[]` is Asciidoc whereas for the...

OK, I'm not correct about that -- it is valid Asciidoc because it's a preprocessor directive and in fact substitutions has nothing to do with it. https://asciidoctor.org/docs/user-manual/#include-processing Thanks @Mogztter

> It's a bug, isn't it? Yip. It's not obvious to me how to best resolve it and I'm hoping to have this extension just track the upstream Atom package...

Try setting :data-uri: in the document header and see if that helps. On Fri, Aug 28, 2020 at 5:19 PM SteffenReeber wrote: > Hello, > > I have installed the...

Sure, we'd welcome a PR for that. One option is just to use the CLI output when the help topic is syntax: asciidoctor -h syntax We could add it as...

hi @AllanDaemon thanks for volunteering a cheat sheet - is this something you're likely to get to any time soon?

@andgeno thanks for reporting. This is possible depending on what you are using. wkhtmltopdf which is bundled with this extension has a range of problems (and may need to be...

Sorry about this difficulty and thanks for filing an issue. See #239 for some thoughts around wkhtmltopdf. We really need to replace it with a tool better suited to Asciidoc...

OK, I think we're on the same "page" now :wink: I've added the css to `book.css` to remove the border if the toc is within content as a separate commit:...