I am trying to embed a LaTeX variable into some reStructuredText. I know about the \".. raw::\" directive, but I want this to be embedded in a paragraph of text. Specifically, I am looking to replicat
I\'m editing the documentation for a project of mine using Sphinx, which in turn uses reStructuredText as markup language.
Following How to use color in text with ReStructured Text (rst2html.py) or how to insert HTML tags without blank lines? I was able to set the background of the text within a table, like this:
I\'m seeking a Javascript API documenting framework with features similar to JSDoc, but would use easy-to-type restructured text or markdown in the code comments (not html)
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I am working on a simple checkl开发者_StackOverflow中文版ist using reStructuredText. To this end I use a bullet list, but I would like to replace the standard bullet points with custom signs, such as
I\'m making a framework in which I let developers describe their package using reStructuredText. I want to parse that reStructuredText into HTML so I can show it in a GUI.
Is it possible to strike text through in Re开发者_Python百科structured Text? Something that for example renders as a <strike> tag when converted to HTML, like:
I\'ve written some amounts of LaTeX but nowadays I\'m feeling lazy and I would like to write my next bigger project in Markdown, reStructuredText or Textile for easy readability. Unfortunately, I\'d l
I\'m writing reST documents that will be rendered to HTML and PDF using Sphinx. My source files are UTF-8, and expect my HTML to be displayed as UTF-8.
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