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At the moment there is no built-in feature to include one extra CSS file.
But you can replace the whole HTML template, and then you can include an additional CSS in it, or adjust the existing CSS file.
This is not a documented feature at the moment, but I just tested it now, and it works, you need to do the following:
In the folder where you maintain your docs and have the sabledocs.toml file, you have to create a templates folder, and another folder inside it with a name you choose, like mynewtemplate
From the sabledocs repo, copy the contents of src/sabledocs/templates/_default into your templates/mynewtemplate folder.
In your sabledocs.toml, set the following field: template = "mynewtemplate" (the value should be the name you chose for the template folder)
Now you can freely adjust the template, either adjust static/mystyles.css directly, or you can include a new CSS file in base.html
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to specify, or to include a CSS file to the generated HTML, so that the page can be customized.
Thanks!
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