I really must be missing something in this reveal.js workflow. I keep getting resource not found errors for CSS, or else I successfully output to HTML and there are no references to the js or css files. @SkepticMystic Are you storing the full Reveal.js library somewhere in your vault? I’ve even used the --css= to reference a custom stylesheet, but it still errors out and says it’s missing reveal.js/css/reveal.css.
To be fair, I am just working from command line, rather than trying the Snippets/Templater shortcuts you demo’ed in the video. But I don’t see why that would change things, since at the end of the day everything is happening at the Terminal level anyway.
Is there some key setup/config we have to do to get pandoc to convert to reveal.js and include all the proper CSS and JS files?
UPDATE: I managed to get it working, but only after manually updating all the CSS/JS references in the outputted file. Confused about how to get pandoc set up properly so that it just inserts the desired tags automatically, but I’m guessing I just have to figure out how to create a template?
UPDATE #2: Just for anyone else who may run into this rather specific issue, I had two versions of pandoc on my Mac. On the command line, I first checked the version with pandoc --version (it was 2.0 something) and then which pandoc to see where it was installed. Then I ran brew uninstall pandoc since I remembered installing it that way at some point previously. Then I ran which pandoc again, and it turned up another pandoc at another location on my machine. So then I successfully wiped any other versions using the perl script you can find on the MacOS installation instructions here. With a clean slate, I ran brew install pandoc again, and then did a quick pandoc --version and saw that I was now running 2.14 something. That did the trick!
