Did you try to deactivate the implicit_figures as in pandoc -f markdown-implicit_figures -t pdf myfile.md To solve the size problem you could also try to fix the size within the markdown file with an attribute. Something like that can do the trick: { width=50% }
Since pandoc 2.0.5, you can also use –print-highlight-style to output a theme file and edit it. To me, the best way to use this option is to Pick a pleasant available style Output its theme file Edit the theme file Use it! 1. Available Styles Pick your style, among the one already existing: 2. Output … Read more
I will answer my own question here: I learned in this post that pandoc markdown understands standard latex commands. Take for example the following markdown file called test.md: % A pdf file without page numbers created from pandoc markdown % sieste % June 2013 \pagenumbering{gobble} # First header etc and the command pandoc test.md -o … Read more
Add this to your incantation: -V fontsize=12pt
Almost everything set in the YAML metadata has only an effect through the pandoc template in use. Pandoc templates may contain variables. For example in your HTML template, you could write: <title>$title$</title> These template variables can be set with the –variable KEY[=VAL] option. However, they are also set from the document metadata, which in turn … Read more