The plot thickens... I want to be able to make just one md into a pdf, and 
but also merge a bunch (two different scripts), but I'm having a problem 
with the TOC. TOC.md looks like this:
```
---
title: Wicked Awesome Title Here
subtitle: A catchy subtitle...
author: Me
email: 
date: 
---
```
I can call it with pandoc --toc TOC.md file1.md -o file.html

This is fine if I want one big merged file, but if I want to just make a 
single one, then I have to have another TOC file (TOC-file1.md, for 
example).
Yesterday I discovered that if I knocked the subtitle line out and just put 
that in file1.md:

```
subtitle: A catchy subtitle...
```

I could call the same table of contents whether I was making one single 
section file, or one big merged one.
Today I found out that it doesn't work when I'm doing multiple files.

But wait... While I was typing this, it appears that as long as all of the 
individual files have a heading that is seven lines long and includes the 
subtitle, I can either make a single small file or a large merged one. Is 
the expected behavior?  The header for doing this needs to be seven lines 
long to work right?

On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 2:00:52 PM UTC-4 fiddlosopher wrote:

> You can just put all of the markdown files (in order) on the command line, 
> and pandoc will concatenate them before converting.
>
> pandoc --toc part1.md part2.md part3.md -t html --pdf-engine=weasyprint -o 
> wholething.pdf
>
> > On Oct 6, 2022, at 10:24 AM, Craig Parker <craig.f...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> > 
> > I'm trying to document ALL of a piece of software's uses/features/etc. I 
> was wondering if there's a way to do each one individually, then merge them 
> in the end. I was hoping to just do one big doc, but really want section 
> title pages. I am running:
> > 
> > pandoc -s --template="templates/default.html" -f markdown-smart --toc -c 
> ./style-landscape.css "$n.md" -o "./$n.html"
> > python3 -m weasyprint "./$n.html" "./$n.pdf"
> > 
> > on the individual markdown files, but then the page numbers don't match 
> up when I join them all together in the end. I'm not sure where to start 
> looking, so that H1 still behaves the way it does, but so that H2 also 
> creates kind of a title page, and the other headings get bumped down a peg 
> (so H3 acts like H2 does now, etc.)
> > 
> > I'm also not exactly crystal clear about how much of this is pandoc and 
> how much is Weasyprint...
> > 
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