Jason Black

Ah, I see what you're saying, and thanks for the comment. What I'm reporting, though, is not an attempt to get a code block that's structurally part of list item...

+1 for this idea in general, but take it up with the [CommonMark](http://commonmark.org/) people, and if they add it to the spec then open a remarkable issue for spec compliance.

Ok. I had some time to look at this today. I'm running this on Windows 7. The issue repros when using just the cssPath option. I think the following counts...

Addendum: This morning I tried uninstalling and re-installing _all_ node packages on my system, just in case. The missing CSS problem persists.

@anko Your gist works as expected, producing a big red h1. The tactic you took of using a style block directly in the html is a strategy I've been playing...

FYI, this is no longer a blocking issue for me. I switched from markdown-pdf to [marked](https://github.com/chjj/marked) for md-to-html conversion plus [wkhtmltopdf](http://wkhtmltopdf.org) for html to pdf. Works great. I still think...

Sure, but that's easy enough to do on your own with a script or makefile. I'd prefer markdown-pdf to work on content-related issues (such as with links and images) first.

+1 I can't get images to work either. Same blank rectangle regardless of what path I use.

+1 I need this too. As well, clarification on how the links should be authored. E.g. the if test1.md is trying to link to test2.md, what should go in the...

Ah. @anko's latest comment explains why my intra-document links aren't working. External links seem to work fine, but fat lot of good that does me when writing a lengthy piece...