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Option to export report into self contained file #39
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I have already played with Anyway, thanks for the ticket, I will clean up those JS tweaks and will add a self-contained HTML option without hi-res images in the near future. Update: the iPad issue is not a problem as I have already addressed that by adding the custom CSS/JS content after producing the HTML file with |
@vlsi I would love to hear your feedback/experiences about the above commits. |
@daroczig, I would definitely return with feedback. The current status is pander added a level up to the analysis, and now I am improving a testing part so it would gather more data to feed pander. |
It would be grate to export the report in a single HTML page, as it would enable easy sharing the results (e.g. email).
Quick&dirty attempt (
pandoc --self-contained ...
) revealed the following issues:url('...?dsfsdf')
are not properly parsed by pandoc (error is "file not found"). Should be an issue to pandoc, but a WA from pander would be great<a href="...">
to base64. I suggest put<img style="display:none">
and enhance it via javascript. That should work properly with linked and data-uri encoded images.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: