From d7d1dab05cd192ea2b974098073828707d58742a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gauthiier Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2015 10:06:50 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] small edits --- Lesson4.html | 8 ++++---- Lesson4.md | 4 ++-- Lesson5.html | 4 ++-- Lesson5.md | 4 ++-- 4 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/Lesson4.html b/Lesson4.html index 7bf8a7a..4a0e757 100644 --- a/Lesson4.html +++ b/Lesson4.html @@ -19,8 +19,8 @@

Assuming that you have a basic knowledge of the Markdown language, in this lesson you will learn how to convert a text file written in markdown to both an HTML and EPUB3 output. In order to do so, you need to instal Pandoc on your system as we will be using this specific markdown converter.

The goals of this lesson are:

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  1. Acquire the basic understanding of how to employ pandoc to produce both HTML and EPUB output.
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  2. Acquire the basic knoeledge of how pandoc can be tailored to produce other types of output.
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  3. Acquire basic understanding of how to employ pandoc to produce both HTML and EPUB output.
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  4. Acquire basic knowledge of how pandoc can be tailored to produce other types of output.

How

In order to complete this lesson, you should be familiar with how to operated your computer's CLI (Lesson2) and capable of writing markdown valid text (Lesson3).

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these are exactly the same as in the previous HTML example. In fact, in one looks at the template and CSS you could notice that that are to some extent very similar to the HTML5 ones. This is because the EPUB markup language is based on HTML!

Also notice the

--epub-cover-image=img/DSP6.png
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which tells pandoc to use the specified image as cover for the EPUB.

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which tells pandoc to use the specified image as cover page for the EPUB.

Finally the argument

--toc
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is a feature that instructs pandoc to generate a "Table Of Content" (toc) out of the various markdown Headings (symbol '#' Lesson3) present in the input files.

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is a feature that instructs pandoc to generate a "Table Of Content" (toc) out of the various markdown Headings (symbol '#' Lesson3) present in the input file(s).

Let's now have a look at the EPUB output!

Extra

Try pandoc!

diff --git a/Lesson4.md b/Lesson4.md index 692e938..c799c7c 100644 --- a/Lesson4.md +++ b/Lesson4.md @@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ Assuming that you have a basic knowledge of the Markdown language, in this lesso The goals of this lesson are: -1. Acquire the basic understanding of how to employ pandoc to produce both HTML and EPUB output. -2. Acquire the basic knowledge of how pandoc can be tailored to produce other types of output. +1. Acquire basic understanding of how to employ pandoc to produce both HTML and EPUB output. +2. Acquire basic knowledge of how pandoc can be tailored to produce other types of output. ### How diff --git a/Lesson5.html b/Lesson5.html index b929359..6309112 100644 --- a/Lesson5.html +++ b/Lesson5.html @@ -19,8 +19,8 @@

This lessons introduces how to use software to produce bibliographies for texts written in markdown and using pandoc as document converter. Zotero is the program which will be demonstrated, yet other programs having the functionality of producing BibTeX formatted files (.bib) may also be used in conjunction with pandoc.1

In short, the objectives of this lesson are:

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  1. Acquire the basic understanding on how to use Zotero in gathering bibliographical information.
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  2. Acquire the basic understanding on how to use Zotero to manage research references.
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  3. Acquire basic understanding on how to use Zotero in gathering bibliographical information.
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  4. Acquire basic understanding on how to use Zotero to manage research references.
  5. Learn how to compile and export a BibTeX bibliography (and possibly other formats) using Zotero.
  6. Learn how to reference work within markdown linked to information found in an exported BibTeX file (.bib) using pandoc.
diff --git a/Lesson5.md b/Lesson5.md index f8ba1dc..6ccfb31 100644 --- a/Lesson5.md +++ b/Lesson5.md @@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ This lessons introduces how to use software to produce bibliographies for texts In short, the objectives of this lesson are: -1. Acquire the basic understanding on how to use Zotero in gathering bibliographical information. -2. Acquire the basic understanding on how to use Zotero to manage research references. +1. Acquire basic understanding on how to use Zotero in gathering bibliographical information. +2. Acquire basic understanding on how to use Zotero to manage research references. 3. Learn how to compile and export a BibTeX bibliography (and possibly other formats) using Zotero. 4. Learn how to reference work within markdown linked to information found in an exported BibTeX file (.bib) using pandoc.