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Currently, the output of hype convert is not a full HTML file, it's simply the contents of the <body>. A consequence of this is that the output has no style.
A possible improvement would be hard-coding a stylesheet, but that seems too rigid for some use cases.
A better idea would be a flag/configuration that allows users to specify the URL of a CSS stylesheet file that should be embedded within the <head> of the HTML.
If the specified file is on the local filesystem, the contents should be hard-coded into the output. If, however, the argument provided is a URL, the contents should be included through use of a <link rel="stylesheet"> tag.
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Currently, the output of
hype convert
is not a full HTML file, it's simply the contents of the<body>
. A consequence of this is that the output has no style.A possible improvement would be hard-coding a stylesheet, but that seems too rigid for some use cases.
A better idea would be a flag/configuration that allows users to specify the URL of a CSS stylesheet file that should be embedded within the
<head>
of the HTML.If the specified file is on the local filesystem, the contents should be hard-coded into the output. If, however, the argument provided is a URL, the contents should be included through use of a
<link rel="stylesheet">
tag.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: