I am struggling with rst layout settings in a Leo file and consulted the
documentation where it reads:
@rst-options <ignored-text>
Set options from body text. The body text should contain nothing but
lines of the form:
<option>=<value>
[see
http://leoeditor.com/rstplugin3.html?highlight=stylesheet_path#option-doc-parts]
But when I create an @rst-options node in my file and use this body text:
stylesheet_path=./css
stylesheet_name=mycss.css
...nothing happens.
What am I doing wrong??
I organized my file as follows:
@settings
-> @bool rst3_call_docutils = True
-> @string rst3_write_intermediate_extension = .rst
-> @string rst3_stylesheet_name = mycss.css
-> @rst-options mylayoutsettings
stylesheet_path=./css
stylesheet_name=mycss.css
My Text
-> @rst text1
[-> @rst-options mylayoutsettings]
->
->
...
-> @rst text2
[-> @rst-options mylayoutsettings]
->
->
...
-> @rst text3
[-> @rst-options mylayoutsettings]
->
->
...
My intention was to define stylesheet_name and _path on file level and
expected
them to be used whenever I run the rst3 command. But this approach did not
work
if not I write an option doc part into each body of the @rst nodes. Is
there a
way to tweak Leo to do this without having to write the same option doc
part like (@ @rst-options...@c) into each rst-node? The option doc part is
the only mechanism where stylesheet_path or stylesheet_name takes effect as
far as I see.
How could I set up my Leo file to globally define those parameters (both
@rst-options node and "@rst-option stylesheet_name=mycss.css" would be great
but is not doing the trick)??
Any advice greatly appreciated...
Best,
Franz (Leo 5.0-final build March 5)
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