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Feature Request: Override titlepage completely (PDF) #260
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I worked around with frontmatter:
And, at the top of the document:
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I'm thinking that a $if(titlepage-override-latex)$
$titlepage-override-latex$
$elseif(titlepage-background)$
{
% The titlepage with a background image has other text spacing and text size
[...]
}
$else$
{
[...]
}
$endif$ @Wandmalfarbe: I'm willing to implement this and the associated tests, if it's ok for you |
@ctjlewis: thanks for the idea of using https://github.com/daamien/pandoc-cover/ By the way, a couple of remarks about your solution:
include-before:
- \includepdf{Cover.pdf} |
I'd also like the ability to override the cover page. The ability to use any files supported by pandoc as template is most versatile. Something along the lines of:
I do not know though how to set the partial dynamically. I have also tried to use a template partial within the frontmatter, but this does not get rendered, giving an empty title page with the variable string ad verbatim.
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I'd like to just design the title page PDF myself and then add it as the title page. This currently does not seem possible, even via workarounds like setting a titlepage background and trying to make the text transparent (
titlepage-text-color
will not accept transparent values).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: