Mermaid-cli arguments option and flexible HTML detection #14
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July 8, 2024 14:10
arguments sent to mermaid-cli. Also expanded mermaid HTML element detection. I used PyMdown Extension SuperFences for my Mermaid diagrams in MkDocs, so my HTML is still the old `<div class="mermaid">` blocks. Therefore, I used regex to detect any HTML block with the `mermaid` or `language-mermaid` class with at most one child HTML element.
mermaid_img_scale_reduction uses CSS height and width to scale down the visual size of rendered mermaid diagrams. This is a direct counter to puppeteer scale fed to mermaid-cli so that setting both to the same integer larger than 1 will result in a higher resolution diagram at the natural 'scale 1' visual size.
…er application of additional CSS rules like 'width=100%'.
…age's style attribute if the image's attributes don't need to be fixed.
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<pre class="mermaid"><code class="mermaid"><pre><div class="mermaid">--scale. Using both at the same value (i.e., 4) allows higher resolution diagrams at the native size.