Improvement: new option to include user-stylesheets as <style>-tags, rather referring them through <ref>-tags. #319
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The extension now supports an additional option, importStylesheetAsStyletag: if it set to true, the external user stylesheets added through vscode extension options are no longer merely referenced by a <ref>-tag, but rather their contents are included in <style>-tags so the html file doesn't break if the included stylesheets aren't present on the machine, thus improving shareability of the resulting html file.
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looks like the complete file diff issue for "extensions.js" file is related to whitespace changes. Here's a quick diff view solution: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37344280/git-diff-is-showing-full-file-has-changed-for-a-single-line-change-but-only-for/63062580#63062580 |
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The extension now supports an additional option, importStylesheetAsStyletag: if it set to true, the external user stylesheets added through vscode extension options are no longer merely referenced by a ref-tag, but rather their contents are included in <style>-tags so the html file doesn't break if the included stylesheets aren't present on the machine, thus improving shareability of the resulting html file.
GitHub somehow shows that the whole "extension.js" file changed while it was just a few changes, so below you'll find screenshots of the actual diff for convenience: