Fix the inclusion of a custom theme when using --static

[MartenBE]

This fixes #439 for me.

[MartenBE]

I have tested this in the mean time with both a local css file, and a remote css file using a https://... link. Both seem to work fine.

[nuke-web3]

@MartenBE thanks for this! Sadly you branch doesn't work for me in https://github.com/Polkadot-Blockchain-Academy/pba-book - the css is missing from the bun serve-slides command, I am sure I have something mangled vs what is "right" for the reveal-md settings and mapping them to files I need in the build and/or serve.

[MartenBE]

@nukemandan I've checked your PR and dived deeper in the code, I've combined it to this. This solution has been tested with a css file and an css link. It seems to work for both static (listing and chapter) and watch. Could you recheck if this works?

[nuke-web3]

yup! Now your branch seems to do the trick for me 😁

[MartenBE]

Nice, I fixed a unit test regression and formatted the code to spec. If it runs ok for you, it is ready to go.

[MartenBE]

@nukemandan let me know if you have reviewed the code, I'll ask for the maintainer to merge it then.

[webpro]

Thanks, planning to review and go through some issues and pull requests this weekend.

[MartenBE]

@webpro Is there any update on this? I would like to deploy using github pages to show my colleagues about reveal-md, but this prevents me from doing that unfortunately: the result with the "missing" custom css file isn't appealing.

[webpro]

Thanks @MartenBE and @nukemandan! This is included in v5.5.2

[MartenBE]

@webpro Thank you very much for the update! For my colleagues I created following test case: https://hogenttin.github.io/hogent-revealmd/ . It shows a how to use intro, basic examples and even advanced examples such as iframes, fragments and multicolumn layout. It also demonstrates autodeployment using Github Actions and support for linting and dead link checking.