Yuki Hattori
Yuki Hattori
Setting a specific id for better styling stability seems like a reasonable proposal. However, due to the risk of negatively impacting web applications that render user-provided Marp(it) Markdown, the `id`...
> This could be solved by prefixing the ids. > Also, I don't think this is a problem for standalone marp slides, that are not intended to be embedded If...
Unfortunately, Marp (Marpit framework) has limited support about using `@import` for external CSS. By the spec of CSS, [`@import` rule(s) for importing external styles always must be at the top...
Thank you for reminding me. As you said, a configurable fragmented list was there on the far of the roadmap. > _**NOTE:**_ The defined markups may be an opinionated. I...
The `marp.markdown.themes` setting in Marp for VS Code has exactly compatible rule with [`markdown.styles` setting for VS Code's Markdown preview](https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/languages/markdown#_using-your-own-css). `markdown.styles` does not support glob pattern such as `./example/*.css`, so...
Close as wontfix due to the potential security issue. You still can discuss about possibility of extend the engine at marp-team/marp#176.
@lulalala Thanks for your information. However, it has not been fully fixed. I have tried the rendering example as mentioned above on master branch + Rails 5.1.6. The `content_tag` and...
@lulalala Oops, I had mistaken for `tag.a`. Rails 5.1 has provided a new interface of the tag helper. (https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/25543) ``` = tag.a href: root_path strong Back to root page ```
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