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Attaching Custom CSS

See original GitHub issue

I’ve been looking for way to:

write my study notes in markdown in .md format (ST3 Markdown Editing)
have it autocompile down to HTML on save (Prepros under windows)
pick up on an external stylesheet of mine (??)
refresh automatically in the browser (Live Reload)

So far I have 1, 2 and 4 wired. They all work great.

However #3 is problematic because markdown doesn’t like <head> and <body> tags and etc. I’ve managed to put a link rel at the top of the document but this is ugly and has obvious limitations.

Does your plugin support this somehow and if not, isn’t this something that a lot of people want? This process. Its kind of the obvious thing … write your notes and documentation in real time, in the browser styled exactly how you want it …

edit: if the answer is 'yes, just modify this file here, then awesome.

Is there anything more that can be done? :’

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Created 10 years ago
Comments:7 (2 by maintainers)

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ronjouchcommented, Feb 28, 2015

Having to create template+style files works, but feels a bit heavy for users like me who are satisfied with the default github template, but just want to fiddle with a few style settings.

It would be great if OmniMarkupPreview supported configuring an overlay/override. For example I’d just add an entry to my user package settings, and would be done without touching the package files:

{
  "some_key": "some config",
  "custom_style": "body {min-width: none; width: 90%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;}"
}

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pbrentlingercommented, Dec 7, 2017

I’ve tried all of the above and some extra things to boot, but omni still will not pickup my stylesheet… thoughts? @timonwong I’m using ASCIIDOC if that matters.