Custom CSS #81
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At this time, there is no way built in way within Retype to include a custom CSS file. I'm not too sure we'll be including this feature either, although we will be including options to set a custom color palette soon. Work is being done right now on the color palette options. |
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In my opinion this is an essential feature. There is just no way markdown can accommodate all use cases. It's very nice that retype allows for html anywhere, but it would be great to be able to style it globally. |
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Hi @alisman As of Retype Hope this helps. |
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Out of interest, what CSS would you like to include or modify? |
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This is a nice idea I think. Personally, I love the opinionated styling that Retype chose, but adding "your own touch" to markdown files was always a little bit missing.
On a somewhat-related note - if I had to choose one thing I would love to be able to change in the generated Retype files, is the fact that even in the light theme, the code snippets are on a dark background. I wish to have an option in the retype. |
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Hi @larmarange Not sure if you're still interested, but the container syntax you proposed is now supported within Retype The following Markdown element: ::: custom_class
content of the div
:::Creates the following HTML: <div class="custom_class">
<p>content of the div</p>
</div>You can now also add inline css. For example: <style>
.custom_class {
background-color: red;
}
</style>
::: custom_class
content of the div
:::Will render as: You can now also include a global I'm working on the Hope this helps. |
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@larmarange New Container component docs have been published to https://retype.com/components/container/. Also includes a couple samples on applying inline Hope this helps. |
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Thanks. That's perfect |
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This is handy. What would be even more ideal - for my particular use case - would be the ability to add tailwind utility classes and have everything build quickly and just work like magic:
I prefer strongly not to use a separate stylesheets for most things. I understand making retype do this is noteasy, possible, or even worth it, for a sub-set of users (i.e. just me). i'm just throwing my two cents in. |
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Perfect!!! Works like a charm.
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Hi @alisman <https://github.com/alisman> As of Retype v2, you can add a
custom global .css file using the _includes/head.html include, see
comment at #159 (reply in thread)
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Hi! I want to have an ability to change fonts. Unfortunately, Poppins not working with cyrillic so it used next font, but punctuation marks are from Poppins.
As you can see, |
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I'd like to be able to align the style of retype generated documentation site to that of my main app |
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Are there any updated regarding color palettes? Need to update the colors with CD. |
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Sorry but I didn't found if there is a way to include a custom CSS file in all built pages.
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