Usecases for --stylesheet vs. --css handling in the HTML template about percollate HOT 5 CLOSED

Oops, missed your comment here. Yes, you can set it on the html element. Also, I'll add in the docs how to use the CSS variables --body-font and --alt-font.

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Actually I wonder how I can change the default font. In my case a sans-serif font aids my reading more. I tried passing in font-family: "Noto Sans" or font-family: sans-serif with the --css argument but that didn't seem to work.

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OK apparently I was stupid and should have specified the font-family option under html { } instead of @page { }.

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Added an example here: https://github.com/danburzo/percollate#the---css-option

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Override just the page size, margins, font sizes

This works well with the --css option.

Override the default stylesheet with a custom one.

This works via the --style option.

Use local web fonts.

For PDFs and HTMLs you can either reference fonts by name with local(), or use their absolute path on disk. EPUBs currently don't fetch these fonts to bundle them, but that's okay.

I think we can close the issue for now.

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