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When I combine several .md files with tables into a single .pdf and a single .md file using Pandoc, only the .pdf maintains formatting. I created a simple repository that has four .md files showing each table example on the Pandoc website . I compiled with the following commands: pandoc -o README.md *.md pandoc -o README.pdf *.md As you can see from the repository, the ( pdf ) looks fine, but the markdown file showing on GitHub as the readme does not. Also, of the four individual .md files, only the pipe table shows correctly on GitHub. Questions: What type of markdown tables are supported by

The Pandoc manual says: --no-highlight Disables syntax highlighting for code blocks and inlines, even when a language attribute is given. This sounds like there should be syntax highlighting for inline code. But whenever I use Markdown inline code like This is `print("Hello world")` inline code. there is no syntax highlighting. Okay, should have read a little bit further... found the solution. It's called Extension: inline_code_attributes : Attributes can be attached to verbatim text, just as with fenced code blocks: `<$>`{.haskell} So the example above becomes: This is `print("Hello world")`{

I put references in a yaml metadata-header: references: - id: fenner2012a title: One-click science marketing author: - family: Fenner given: Martin ... (described here: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#extension-citations ) and I can cite this reference with See [@fenner2012a]... . This will create an output in the pdf like this: See ("One-click science marketing")... with no hyperlink on the reference. Instead of the title I want to have auto-incremented number: See [1] with [1] beeing a hyperlink to the source. How can I achieve this? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions