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I've been playing around with this, too. Markdown -> PDF with a CSS3 stylesheet was what Iw as aiming for. I tried a few engines and none of them would preserve
by basicallydan 12y ago
I've been playing around with this, too. Markdown -> PDF with a CSS3 stylesheet was what Iw as aiming for. I tried a few engines and none of them would preserve text, which I see as quite important for resumes. You've done a nice job though with ConTeXt.
I mostly wanted to be able to style my resume using CSS3, which is not possible with your method, which is a shame - but this is still pretty great. Nice job :)
- graphene 12y agoThanks :-) I considered this too, and indeed I was not able to find a way to use a single stylesheet with multiple formats. However, I found that many css commands have (near) equivalents in ConTeXt, so translating the css wasn't as much work as I was fearing. I don't know how this would have worked with LaTeX, but I get the impression it wants to do more of the layout work itself..