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via_pandoc: false
via_pandoc_description: |
use pandoc (true) or not (false); some formats can be viewed only via pandoc
(docbook, opml, gfm, latex); it also required to be enabled for export to
certain formats (rtf, docx, odt etc.);
make sure pandoc is installed and presented in PATH
pandoc_path: "pandoc"
pandoc_path_description: |
in case of default installation you do NOT need to change pandoc_path;
otherwise, specify the full path to pandoc exetutable
pandoc_markdown: markdown
pandoc_markdown_description: |
pandoc_markdown option defines how pandoc should treat markdown files:
markdown (pandoc’s extended markdown),
markdown_strict (original unextended markdown),
markdown_phpextra (PHP Markdown Extra extended markdown),
markdown_github (GitHub extended markdown);
you can add/remove any extensions (see pandoc manual for details http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#general-options)
pandoc_args: "-thtml5 --smart --standalone"
pandoc_args_description: |
additional arguments (see pandoc docs for details)
NOTICE about -thtml5: you can remove 5 to get XHTML 1, but obviously you
cannot remove -t argument completely
formats:
asciidoc : adoc asciidoc
creole : creole
docbook : dbk xml
docx : docx
epub : epub
latex : tex
markdown : md mdown markdn markdown
mediawiki: mediawiki
opml : opml
org : org
rst : rst
t2t : t2t
textile : textile
formats_description: |
formats defines how to treat file extensions, you can freely redefine them,
however, beware of duplications — they may lead to unexpected results
no_extension: markdown
no_extension_description: |
no_extention defines how to treat files with no extensions (e.g. 'README')
or uknown, i.e. the one absents in formats, extension (e.g. 'readme.blah');
possible values are asciidoc, creole, docbook, latex, markdown, opml, rst, textile
editor: sublime_text -n
editor_description: |
executable with args to edit file, if it’s not in PATH you have to specify the
full path;
fallback to notepad.exe
show_full_path: true
show_full_path_description: |
full path to file in window title, if false then just a filename
plugins: true
plugins_description: |
enable Flash, QiuckTime etc. plugins, if they are available on your system
style: default.css
style_description: |
filename of stylesheet to load initially
inspector: false
inspector_description: |
WebKit inspector, as in Chrome