which setting to tweak for an "all included" html output #516
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I am an avid Marp user through vscode. great tool! how can we include (an equivalent of) the --self-contained pandoc flag to get an standalone html output from a .md in vscode. I just couldn't find the right settings in my vscode, sorry. I'm sure that this will help to spread the use this excellent tool. cheers, H |
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Marp official tools do not provide a way to bundle assets into a single HTML file, because it may be imperfect against references to assets that are dynamically generated in slides (e.g. generated by JavaScript): marp-team/marp-vscode#142 (comment) Marp community recommends using monolith, a CLI tool to generate a standalone HTML file with assets. monolith generated-by-marp.html -o self-contained.html You also can convert Marp Markdown into the standalone HTML with one liner by using Marp CLI.
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Marp official tools do not provide a way to bundle assets into a single HTML file, because it may be imperfect against references to assets that are dynamically generated in slides (e.g. generated by JavaScript): marp-team/marp-vscode#142 (comment)
Marp community recommends using monolith, a CLI tool to generate a standalone HTML file with assets.
You also can convert Marp Markdown into the standalone HTML with one liner by using Marp CLI.
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