[I sent this to users[at]racket-lang.org, which I assumed meant it would show
up here. Resending in case that was incorrect]
I need to change the body tag on scribble generated pages to have the id
"beta". I currently have the style property:
(make-body-id "beta")
I can't figure out where
I need to make the title of a scribbled document hidden, while also using the
title construct to modify the body-id.
Before I added the body-id, I was using
(title #:style 'hidden text)
My current replacement (to add body-id) looks like:
(title #:style (make-style #f (list
Thanks Brian -- that worked fine!
Kathi
On Sunday, June 19, 2016 at 7:50:45 PM UTC-4, Brian LaChance wrote:
> (Adding the list this time. Sorry for the noise, Kathi)
>
> On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 2:34 PM, Kathi Fisler <kfis...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I can't figure out
We have a bunch of exercise handouts (for Bootstrap) in scribble format, and
users who want them as editable Google Docs (for distribution within their
school's LMS). Does anyone have a backend for scribble docs that produces a
format that can upload as an editable Gdoc? It looks like
I need to put a sample of a JUnit test case in a sribble document, along the
lines of
@verbatim{
@Test
public void checkHBLen() {
assertEquals(HapBD.lenInSeconds, 25);
}
}
What's the escape sequence for treating the @ on Test literally, rather than as
a scribble command.
I'm using Scribble and trying to end up with
http://foo.gif; alt="bar">
If I call (image "http://foo.gif; "bar"), I get an error as Scribble tries
to treat the url as a path.
How can I use a URL for the src attribute?
thanks,
Kathi
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