Il giorno mercoledì 12 ottobre 2022 alle 13:42:47 UTC+2 Bastien Dumont ha scritto:
-D stands for --print-default-template, not “print the template specified in your command”! Specifying your template file via --template when converting a file to markdown should work (but I don't know if you can strip the extension as you did).
Le Wednesday 12 October 2022 à 03:16:49AM, Gianluca Carbone a écrit :
> Hello guys,
>
> I tried to use a custom template written by me coping the content of the
> command:
> pandoc -D markdown
>
> Next I add some markdown lines as static text that I want in the output of my
> markdown file.
>
> I put this file in the folder /home/ubuntu/.pandoc/templates/
> nameproject.markdown, and I check the path of pandoc with the command:
> pandoc --version
>
> When i want to see if pandoc use the correct template, I use:
> pandoc -D markdown --template nameproject
>
> But it prints always the same default.markdown file
>
> How can I use a custom markdown file?
>
> Thanks in advance!
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