Markdown notes within tex document chapter
- I never used the
markdown
package before: There may be a better explanation. - The package seems to be interesting, especially considering the authors (e. g. Hans Hagen who is the author of ConTeXt).
- You use
##
within markdown which is apparently a 2nd-level heading. - This is like a
\section
command and therefore you get1.1 Test
. -->
The solution is to not use a markdown heading command (like##
) if you don't want a new heading :).
Remark 1: I had to run the code using the -shell-escape
compile option. Otherwise I got a corresponding error message.
Remark 2: The original question used ##
(2nd-level heading) later the code in the question was changed to #
.
Your Code (incl. ##
)
%% pdflatex -shell-escape %.tex
\documentclass{report}
\usepackage[hybrid]{markdown} % [hybrid] is not relevant in this example.
\begin{document}
\chapter{Introduction}
I want this to be in Chapter 1
\begin{markdown}
## Test
**bold**
\end{markdown}
I want this to be in Chapter 1 too
\end{document}
My Code (excl. ##
)
%% pdflatex -shell-escape %.tex
\documentclass{report}
\usepackage[hybrid]{markdown} % [hybrid] is not relevant in this example.
\begin{document}
\chapter{Introduction}
I want this to be in Chapter 1
\begin{markdown}
**bold**
\end{markdown}
I want this to be in Chapter 1 too
\end{document}