Customizing the used JavaScript Libraries
Currently, it is already possible to activate the MathJax and Highlight.js JavaScript libraries when needed. But it is unfortunately not possible to add references to other JavaScript libraries that may be required to get a final rendering of the document. E.g., imagine a markdown document that contains a piece of JavaScript to render some vector graphics. In such a case it would be helpful to add links to further JavaScript libraries (and maybe css files).
Basically, it would be helpful to have a mechanism in place that is comparable to adding something like
<script src="Library/Timeline-1.0.0/Timeline.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<link href="Library/Timeline-1.0.0/Timeline.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />
to the header part of the generated HTML document.
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 10 Mar, 2013 02:05 AM
Marked should allow script tags right in the document, and you can use XHTML Header metadata to add it to the head of a rendered document. Beyond that, Marked is very dependent on its own JavaScript and CSS, and I don't really want to open up holes that will allow any more conflicts than necessary. It would lead to endless support tickets.