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- Asciidoc: How do I preserve both spacing and formatting
I need to produce the following output in asciidoc format, exactly as shown, including the spacing (it's VERY important that the columns line up), the font colouring and formatting and highlighting
- AsciiDoc: how to specify HTML output fonts? - Stack Overflow
Seeking simple instructions for a minimalistic way to specify the default output fonts (namely changing the font family to somthing like Calibri; but also want to control bold, italics, and other s
- asciidoc - Numbered lists that share numbering across sections - Stack . . .
In Asciidoctor, is it possible to have multiple numbered lists, split across different sections, that all share numbering (perhaps by setting [start={counter:list-counter}]) Something like this: ==
- asciidoc - With AsciiDoctor, how to pass variables in source and . . .
9 Any one knows how to pass variables {var} into [source] blocks and example blocks (with ====) in Asciidoc? I have tried the following :country: France :city: Shanghai [source] ---- print("{country} is a country") print("{city} is a city") ---- Example ==== {country} is a country + {city} is a city ==== Example with better alignment
- asciidoc - How do I set the table cell widths to minimum - Stack Overflow
Asciidoc tables use equally sized column width by default How can I tell asciidoc to use minumum column widths instead? I am able to set relative column widths using [cols="2,1,6,1,2"] However, I want Asciidoc to automatically determine the min column width, so that columns with long text do not need extra line breaks I would expect something
- How to include custom attributes in asciidoc book - Stack Overflow
I have an asciidoc book that consists of several adoc files, and I want to use a custom attribute in each file I've created attribute adoc and included it in each file like this: include:: attri
- asciidoc - Text with background color and rounded borders in . . .
I am trying to create some badge-like texts for my documentation, to highlight the status of some issues Here are some examples (jira issues embedded in a confluence wiki) Example for a quot;closed
- asciidoc - How to span a heading over multiple lines in a . adoc file . . .
4 Asciidoc ignores line breaks in paragraphs: These lines are actually in the same paragraph => These lines are actually in the same paragraph However, it does not do it for headings: === long heading that I would like to span over multiple lines in the adoc file => long heading that I would like to span over multiple lines in the adoc file
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