[Feature request] Config item in scribe.php for CSS

[pirex360]

Hi,

If it's possible i suggest to create a variable into scribe.php for internal css for documentation.
It can be :

$internalcss = <<< CSS
<style>
.params{
  font-weight:bold;
}
</style>
CSS;

This feature will create some freedom in css formating, that is missing.

Best Regards, keep up the good work.

[shalvah]

Hmmm. I'm reluctant to add any styling changes like this to the config, until Pastel supports such at least.

How about injecting it into the generated Markdown instead? You can put a <style> tag anywhere (or even create a prepend.md containing that only, and it should be properly moved into the head by the browser.

[shalvah]

Hmmm. I'm reluctant to add any styling changes like this to the config, until Pastel supports such at least.

How about injecting it into the generated Markdown instead? You can put a <style> tag anywhere (or even create a prepend.md containing that only, and it should be properly moved into the head by the browser.

I think this should work, but if you want a more elegant solution, we're having a related discussion in Pastel. If we can get support for custom styles in there, we can easily expose that as an option here.

[shalvah]

See the RFC that would help with this: #105

With this, you could add custom CSS, probably in your Laravel config file.

[shalvah]

Scribe v3 (likely released next week) comes with a new theming system that eliminates the need for Pastel, so I'm closing this. You can create your own theme, and (though it's a bit of work), modify the default.

[shalvah]

🎉v3 is out now, with the new theming system.