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# How to Make Zines with LaTeX
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This is a demo of how to make a zine using Pandoc to convert marktown to LaTeX. It applies typesetting from a custom document class (zine.cls).
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To generate the zine, run: `./build.sh`
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## website
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It also generates a standalone website. To view the website:
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./html-build.sh
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cd public
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python3 -m http.server
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### some notes on HTML
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Usually I like to convert Pandoc documents as fragments and add my own document structure, to cut down on the messy markup Pandoc adds. For HTML in particular I like to see how little I can get away with by using [classless CSS](https://github.com/dbohdan/classless-css) for the style. However in this case I combined the two because Pandoc applies classes to each code token (i.e., it applies syntax highlighting) and there's no way to do this without Pandoc's preamble.
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- [ ] TODO figure out how to extract the syntax highlighting from Pandoc's HTML template
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