Let me explain my scenario:
I am looking to create a formatted markdown document (such as my CV) and apply a customized style using a CSS file. Afterwards, I aim to generate a PDF version of this document.
In order to achieve this, I have integrated the Markdown PDF extension in Visual Studio Code which functions effectively.
To allow both the extension and preview to correctly display the designed styling, I adjusted the settings in vscode by modifying the `setting.json` for each extension to reference my CSS file, resulting in successful application.
For live preview rendering:
{
"markdown.styles": ["my-styles.css"]
}
For exporting to PDF:
{
"markdown-pdf.styles": ["~/Documents/Styles/my-styles.css"]
}
Despite this working solution, the challenge arises when the said stylesheet is universally applied to all my markdown files. Ideally, I seek to embed the CSS file exclusively for specific documents - like having a distinct style for CVs, reports, etc.
Is there a way to make this possible?