My pandoc command md to word
pandoc --reference-doc my-reference.docx -s input.md --citeproc --csl sage-harvard.csl -o output.docx
--citeproc for process citations
--csl sage-harvard.csl use specific bibliography format download from here https://www.zotero.org/styles
my bibtex file is referenced in yaml header of md file or
--bibliography yourbibtexfile.bib
Obsidian pandoc plugin is - well, let's say, not ideal, so you have try various command with or without quotes etc. I don't remember how I set up, I give up from Obsidian because of pandoc problems. Of course, you can always use terminal, but it's more convenient to use pandoc from app
On Wednesday, November 24, 2021 at 4:58:32 PM UTC+1 Alan wrote:
--reference-doc my-reference.docx
or
--reference-doc=my-reference.docx
Presume my-reference.docx is in the same folder your Obsidian vault is.
I'm on Linux and using Obsidian.md for taking notes. Someone from the Obsidian community created a plugin that uses Pandoc so you can output your notes to a desired format. For me that's .docx files. I'm trying to find a way to change the default template.
Specfically I'd like to change the font color for headings and the default line spacing. I have a file I called "default.docx" but that didn't work. So I found the thing on the "about" page "--reference-doc=FILE
but I don't understand how to tell Pandoc that I want it to use the reference for .docx always.
Thanks!
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