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I use this extension to help me to create my readme.adoc file and other. I need to see as they would render later on GitHub.
I suggest a setting named asciidoc.preview.defaultStyle presenting a combo menu with these options:
VS Code (default)
Asciidoctor
GitHub (Dark)
GitHub (Light)
It would replace the current setting asciidoc.preview.useEditorStyle
Or at least, in asciidoc.preview.style provide an URL to a style we could copy/paste to render as GitHub. (Currently external files can not be loaded because of this VS Code bug #187697 already mentioned in #747.)
In the meantime, I'm using this style which you could take inspiration from to integrate it into the addon.
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I don't mind including a set of well-know platform styles such as npmjs, GitHub, GitLab...
However, it's important to note that GitHub is not using the same HTML converter. In other words, someone will have to maintain a stylesheet that mimics GitHub style but specially designed for the built-in Asciidoctor HTML converter.
If you are willing to do so, feel free to open a pull request.
I suggest a setting named asciidoc.preview.defaultStyle presenting a combo menu with these options:
VS Code (default)
Asciidoctor
GitHub (Dark)
GitHub (Light)
It would replace the current setting asciidoc.preview.useEditorStyle
I use this extension to help me to create my
readme.adoc
file and other. I need to see as they would render later on GitHub.I suggest a setting named
asciidoc.preview.defaultStyle
presenting a combo menu with these options:It would replace the current setting
asciidoc.preview.useEditorStyle
Or at least, in
asciidoc.preview.style
provide an URL to a style we could copy/paste to render as GitHub. (Currently external files can not be loaded because of this VS Code bug #187697 already mentioned in #747.)In the meantime, I'm using this style which you could take inspiration from to integrate it into the addon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: