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Can I use custom CSS styles for the preview window ?
* Yes. Set mdmath.style in user settings to the location of your custom CSS file. Its path must be relative to this extension root.
But this doesn't happen. I set this option to /Users/Example/TeX/math.css and file:///Users/Example/TeX/math.css but this CSS style is not loaded.
This might be a documentation rather than extension bug: part of the readme claims this file is used for HTML output, while another part claims it is used for VS Code Markdown Preview. I am not sure if it is intended to be used for both or just the former.
Expected behavior
CSS file is applied in VS Code Markdown Preview.
Actual behavior
CSS file does not apply to VS Code Markdown Preview.
Steps to reproduce
Set mdmath.style as above.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
The readme claims:
But this doesn't happen. I set this option to
/Users/Example/TeX/math.css
andfile:///Users/Example/TeX/math.css
but this CSS style is not loaded.This might be a documentation rather than extension bug: part of the readme claims this file is used for HTML output, while another part claims it is used for VS Code Markdown Preview. I am not sure if it is intended to be used for both or just the former.
Expected behavior
CSS file is applied in VS Code Markdown Preview.
Actual behavior
CSS file does not apply to VS Code Markdown Preview.
Steps to reproduce
Set
mdmath.style
as above.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: