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Recommended way to match format and styles #428
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Do you have any examples of what is required pydoc-markdown? On a general point yes the templates are quite coupled to the renderer but looking at splitting that out so its easier to customise. |
Sure! This is the formatting and styling that I was hoping to have consistent styling across languages. Probably not high priority for you - but would love any tips if you have them. |
Do you want to pipe some generated markdown through |
Ideally the latter. I did look into that, but I quickly grew afraid =D - any examples of people who have done this? (again I understand if this is not a current priority) |
As previously mentioned to match specific UIs with themes would require to a new HTML theme as Markdown is too restrictive. |
hi there,
i want to use this project to match the documentation formatting and styling coming out of pydoc-markdown.
what is the recommended way to adjusting the formatting and styling of the output?
i looked inside the project and it appears it would take significant surgery to go beyond the flags but perhaps i am missing something.
i appreciate any pointers or suggestions!
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