Romain Deltour
Romain Deltour
Thanks for answering! You got it (almost) right 😊 The issue in my case is that at the time I configure `markdown-it-toc-done-right` I do not know the env. In fact...
For anyone facing the same issue, you can work around it by installing from an offline local copy of the update site: 1. fetch a local clone of this git...
> That said, very naive question: do we HAVE to resolve that or would it be possible to leave it up to the UA? Good question. The way I see...
Thanks @dauwhe for launching the discussion. This is an issue with EPUBCheck too, where we regularly get support requests or questions asked on our issue tracker, which is not made...
> While the people who could contribute the answers to the questions that would come up would know StackOverflow as a resource they're not the target audience of this solution....
/cc @CircularKen
~~Hi @dauwhe, can you please add me as a collaborator?~~ Thanks Dave! 🐳
Note: this issue was mentioned in w3c/publ-epub-revision#1185 [@mattgarrish said](https://github.com/w3c/publ-epub-revision/issues/1185#issuecomment-444520069): > The question was whether it should be silent by default about CSS or whether it should be something that is...
> 1. Does it check for decorative images that are applied with the `content` property, just to make sure the images are there and declared in the manifest? I don't...
> I learn something every day! EPUBCheck is finding at least basic syntax errors in both internal and external stylesheets Yes, EPUBCheck does include its own CSS parser (hat tip...