Example with the built-in Lua filters: — links-to-html.lua function Link(el) el.target = string.gsub(el.target, “%.md”, “.html”) return el end Then: pandoc -f markdown -t html5 input.md -o output.html –lua-filter=links-to-html.lua
If you use a recent version of Pandoc (latest is v2.7.3), just add (for example) these to the commandline: -V colorlinks=true \ -V linkcolor=blue \ -V urlcolor=red \ -V toccolor=gray No need to fiddle with the preamble! You can investigate the built-in LaTeX template shipping with your own Pandoc by this command: pandoc -D latex … Read more
In order to turn on numbered-sections in latex output you need to use numbersections in your YAML block. If you ever want to “discover” things like this with pandoc just poke around the templates: $ grep -i number default.latex $if(numbersections)$ $ grep -i number default.html* $ As you can see this option does not work … Read more
Did you try to deactivate the implicit_figures as in pandoc -f markdown-implicit_figures -t pdf myfile.md To solve the size problem you could also try to fix the size within the markdown file with an attribute. Something like that can do the trick: { width=50% }
One way to do it is to insert a paragraph containing just a nonbreaking space. You can use either of these forms in pandoc: \_ (where “_” signifies a space)
This is a known issue caused by Chrome changing its rounding behavior. It will be fixed in the next release. See https://github.com/mathjax/MathJax/issues/1300