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Is there a way to write a myst markdown file for one page, a tex file for another linked page, and have them both compile to html seamlessly? I have been doing
by ykonstant 2y ago
Is there a way to write a myst markdown file for one page, a tex file for another linked page, and have them both compile to html seamlessly? I have been doing this with markdown + pandoc for my web page, and I wonder if there is something richer than plain markdown to use for my non-latex content.
- agoose77 2y agomystmd supports parsing .tex files as well as MyST Markdown. There are some technical limitations here given the difficulty in parsing Markdown, but it's certainly usable.