pandoc-latex-fontsize
pandoc-latex-fontsize is a pandoc filter for modifying font size to Code, CodeBlock, Span, and Div that have speficied classes or latex-fontsize attribute.
Documentation
See the wiki pages.
Usage
To apply the filter, use the following option with pandoc:
--filter pandoc-latex-fontsize
Installation
pandoc-latex-fontsize requires python, a programming language that comes pre-installed on linux and Mac OS X, and which is easily installed on Windows. Either python 2.7 or 3.x will do.
Install pandoc-latex-fontsize as root using the bash command
pip install pandoc-latex-fontsize
To upgrade to the most recent release, use
pip install --upgrade pandoc-latex-fontsize
pip is a script that downloads and installs modules from the Python Package Index, PyPI. It should come installed with your python distribution. If you are running linux, pip may be bundled separately. On a Debian-based system (including Ubuntu), you can install it as root using
apt-get update apt-get install python-pip
Getting Help
If you have any difficulties with pandoc-latex-fontsize, please feel welcome to file an issue on github so that we can help.
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