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Add option to generate stdpage
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Yes, it could be something like a |
Just pushed a commit that should implement this, with the \usepackage[hyphen=false,parskip]{stdpage} I guess it could be possible to allow for more customization by allowing the user to set
My current opinion is that if you require this level of customization, you'd probably better provide a custom latex template, but I do not feel very strongly about it, so if you think it's important to provide the option with a way of setting the options provided to |
Great, I'm not sure what the real standard options are. Some say never ever hyphenate but it looks pretty ugly without hyphenation. The creator of the package suggests using hyphenation. Personally I can live with these settings very well and I assume that a good manuscript was never rejected because of these details. The current solution assumes an installed stdpage package in the latex distribution. |
Well, honestly the way latex dependencies are currently handled is quite a mess in crowbook (though it's more accurate to say it's not handled at all). I think the first step is to clean the LaTeX template and document clearly what packages it requires, in what circumstances (e.g. the |
As latex is not using package management too, I think it's not a problem as long as there's e.g a list of dependencies on the homepage. |
Add an option to the latex template, to generate stdpages with fixed size typewriter font and 60 lines per page and extra wide annotation border. This is the standard for sending drafts to lectors (at least in germany).
There's a latex package here which is overriding all styles by just including something like this in the header:
I think it can be easily included as option for the latex template, I can send you a PR, if you think this is good feature?
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