Is there any way to overwrite default style for certain objects?

[bolt12]

h2 headings appear inline and I'd like to fix that without me requiring to edit all classes for h2 headings manually when writing notes.

Example:

[srid]

Yes, you can copy https://github.com/srid/emanote/blob/master/emanote/default/templates/components/pandoc.tpl to your notebook's templates/components/pandoc.tpl and edit that.

But I wonder why the default h2 uses inline style in the first place. Can't we just remove it in the default?

emanote/emanote/default/templates/components/pandoc.tpl

Line 101 in cedd7d8

<h2 class="inline-block mt-6 mb-4 text-4xl font-bold text-gray-700 border-b-2" />

[bolt12]

Interesting, I couldn't find any info about that templates/components folder. Is there any place I can look at? Also yes I think that inline style could be removed from the default :)

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[srid]

Yea, it needs to be documented. At the moments only examples are available:

• https://github.com/srid/srid/tree/master/templates
• https://github.com/TheNeikos/hemera.systems/tree/master/content/templates
• https://gitlab.com/gil0mendes/website/-/tree/live/content/templates
• https://github.com/ChenghaoMou/chenghaomou.github.io/tree/master/templates

It basically works by doing a "union" of the default layer (in this github repo) and that of your notebook. So you can copy only the files you want to override. Kind of like unionfs; both default layer and your notebook are union mounted in Haskell using https://github.com/srid/unionmount

Also yes I think that inline style could be removed from the default :)

PR welcome! :)

[bolt12]

Thank you! I will look into it then 😄

[bolt12]

Another question: I noticed there's https://github.com/srid/emanote/blob/master/emanote/default/templates/filters/embed-note.tpl and https://github.com/srid/emanote/blob/master/emanote/default/templates/filters/embed-pdf.tpl. I know that if I do ![](path/to/pdf) emanote renders the pdf in a neat way, but when I search for embed-pdf in the source code I don't see it being used. Is this some implicit behavior? Isn't this the template responsible for that neat pdf visualization?

I am asking this because I want to be able to do ![](/path/to/file.hs) and have emanote render a nicely syntax highlighted code block. How would you suggest I do this?

[srid]

It is called here:

emanote/emanote/src/Emanote/Pandoc/Renderer/Embed.hs

Line 66 in 24ff95d

tpl <- HE.lookupHtmlTemplateMust $ "/templates/filters/embed-" <> name

I am asking this because I want to be able to do and have emanote render a nicely syntax highlighted code block. How would you suggest I do this?

Code embedding would be nice to have. See #24

Otherwise, I wonder if we should enable the user to embed any file type, possibly by extending this code:

emanote/emanote/src/Emanote/Pandoc/Renderer/Embed.hs

Lines 82 to 95 in 24ff95d

	| any (`T.isSuffixOf` toText fp) imageExts ->
	pure . runEmbedTemplate "image" $ do
	"ema:url" ## HI.textSplice url
	"ema:alt" ## HI.textSplice altText
	| any (`T.isSuffixOf` toText fp) videoExts -> do
	pure . runEmbedTemplate "video" $ do
	"ema:url" ## HI.textSplice url
	| any (`T.isSuffixOf` toText fp) audioExts -> do
	pure . runEmbedTemplate "audio" $ do
	"ema:url" ## HI.textSplice url
	| ".pdf" `T.isSuffixOf` toText fp -> do
	pure . runEmbedTemplate "pdf" $ do
	"ema:url" ## HI.textSplice url
	| otherwise -> Nothing

[bolt12]

Thank you for such a prompt response, I'll put this on my TODOs I think it would be a nice addition. One could look at the embed template files and see if the file extension has any that matches.