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Hello there, I wonder if this project is still maintained... I just installed jekyll-pandoc successfully, using Pandoc 2.1 and modifying the _config.yam accordingly. I then build the site all all seems fine, but footnotes nor citepro references are not rendering at all in html.

What do you think might be the problem?

Best!
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When I attempt to build my Jekyll site, I get these errors:

Conversion error: Jekyll::Converters::Markdown encountered an error converting 'content/acme/demo.md'.
  Conversion error: uninitialized constant Jekyll::Converters::Markdown::PandocParser::FatalException
jekyll 2.4.0 | Error:  uninitialized constant Jekyll::Converters::Markdown::PandocParser::FatalException

is this because some of my markdown syntax doesn't conform to pandoc?

Using this gem I can't get syntax highlighting to work either via jekyll or via pandoc. Is this a known problem/feature?

I followed instructions (GEMFILE, bundle install, _config.yaml), but the build seems to not recognise Pandoc as markdown processor.

Markdown processor: "Pandoc" is not a valid Markdown processor.
                    Available processors are: kramdown
                    
  Conversion error: Jekyll::Converters::Markdown encountered an error while converting '_portfolio/example.md':
                    Invalid Markdown processor given: Pandoc
             ERROR: YOUR SITE COULD NOT BE BUILT:
                    ------------------------------------
                    Invalid Markdown processor given: Pandoc

> bundle info jekyll
  * jekyll (4.1.1)
	Summary: A simple, blog aware, static site generator.
	Homepage: https://jekyllrb.com
	Path: /home/me/gems/gems/jekyll-4.1.1
> bundle info jekyll-pandoc
  * jekyll-pandoc (2.0.1)
	Summary: Jekyll Pandoc markdown converter
	Homepage: https://github.com/mfenner/jekyll-pandoc
	Path: /home/me/gems/gems/jekyll-pandoc-2.0.1

How should I configure the --from option of pandoc?
I want to enable some extension like autolink_bare_uris

in the command line I would do:
pandoc --from=markdown+autolink_bare_uris

I am looking for a way to create a table of contents for long pages. Pandoc supports this for standalone documents only:

pandoc -s --toc doc.md  # works
pandoc --toc doc.md  # does not work

This is intentional: A closed pandoc ticket explains that one could use standalone mode with a minimal custom pandoc template to get what I want.

I realize you are busy so I will try to come up with a patch.

Hi! Is possible to add filters like this?

pandoc:
    extensions:
        ...
    filters:
        - ...

I wonder how to use TikZ using this plugin for Jekyll. There has been a way in Atom preview by a plugin like this and in Rmarkdown like this. Can I use TikZ code and/or other LaTeX packages directly in markdown using this plugin in, or I'd better use a jekyll-tikz plugin instead?

Thanks!

hi @mfenner, thanks for such a great plugin. it promises to allow us to do print and web based on the same markdown. that is a huge win in my neck of the woods. quick question, is there any way as-is to add separate .bib reference files, per post? we're designing a journal, with issues, so it would be nice to have separate .bib files, at the very least at the issue level. am i missing something obvious?

I'm trying to use the 'markdown_in_html_blocks' extension. When I add it in _config,yml and try to build with Jekyll, I get the following error:

Conversion error: Jekyll::Converters::Markdown encountered an error while converting '_posts/2014-08-20-another-post.md':
pandoc: unrecognized option `--markdown-in-html-blocks' Try pandoc --help for more information.

Notice that the error shows the option as having hyphens instead of underscores. I tested this out with a few other extensions that have underscores and saw the same pattern. Random extensions that do not have underscores did not result in an error.

_config.yml:

# Markdown config
gems: [ jekyll-pandoc ]
markdown: Pandoc
pandoc:
  extensions:
    - markdown_in_html_blocks

Pandoc 2.0.1 (or earlier?) has replaced the --smart option with (for example) markdown+smart. This plugin doesn't work with Pandoc 2.0.1, because it still specifies the command-line option --smart.

It would be great to have jekyll v3 support, especially for incremental build support.