Pandoc Templates
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Pandoc Templates
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#3I keep thinking that modern text editors are just flawed and markdown, with all its downsides and limitations, is what 99% is the people need.
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#52 hours, 56 points and not a single comment?
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#6I would be lost had I have to use the Office tools to edit and format my text.
So thank you to all the maintainers of Pandoc.
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#7I am a heavy user of Pandoc. As I write all my text in markdown using Obsidian, but have to create content for the MS Office environment, I use Pandoc to convert my markdown content into ms office formated content. I would be lost had I have to use the Office tools to edit and format my text. So thank you to all the maintainers of Pandoc.
Embarrassingly, a horrible little script for converting Pandoc's Markdown endnotes to inline format remains my most-starred GitHub repo: https://github.com/ltrgoddard/inliner/
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#9I am a heavy user of Pandoc. As I write all my text in markdown using Obsidian, but have to create content for the MS Office environment, I use Pandoc to convert my markdown content into ms office formated content. I would be lost had I have to use the Office tools to edit and format my text. So thank you to all the maintainers of Pandoc.
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#10Pandoc is such an amazing piece of software. I used it to format my novel and made it part of a GitHub action to produce all the formats I required. I wasn't aware of templates, but some look really sleek. I keep thinking that modern text editors are just flawed and markdown, with all its downsides and limitations, is what 99% is the people need.
I mean, they don't want to think about building the output, never mind controlling the process.