Block packages that conflict with Ximera's page layout#269
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this update to Ximera.cfg should have the lists deliverable in it
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Found a typo - even though this isn't actually used ever, there was a missing ``\EndP`` in freeresponse configuration which would leave to most of the page (notably the ToC) not rendering.
Fixed in the 4ht as well as source.
Fixes gradebook issue (OSU)
Tikzexport: restore tikzexport functionality (vs TeX4ht image generation)
…action is different!)
…r-mathjax 233 escape for mathjax
* prototype implementation of including .xmcss files, parallel to the .xmjax files for newcommands in mathjax.
This will enable support for minipage through custom css propertries PER INSTANCE of \begin{minipage}.
This could also be used to implement better sizing of images (via \begin{image}}
Currently changes in xmPreamble needed to make use of this.
* improve logging
* add preliminary htmltask/servetask option to xmlatex (will only work with luaxake with pdfexport/htmlexport)
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Made edits to enumerate.dtx for lists/bib deliverable
Embed external Doenet activities
Adds a \ximera@blockpkg helper in src/packages.dtx that pre-declares packages as already loaded (via \@namedef{ver@<pkg>.sty}), making \usepackage a silent no-op with a warning in the compile log. Blocked packages: - geometry, fullpage: conflict with Ximera's hardcoded page dimensions (\oddsidemargin, \textwidth, etc. set in src/pagesetup.dtx) - fancyhdr: conflicts with Ximera's titlesec-based \pagestyle{main} - authblk: conflicts with Ximera's custom \author handling in src/title.dtx - setspace, multicol, ragged2e: alter spacing/layout Ximera depends on Also overrides \pagenumbering to a no-op with a warning, since Ximera manages page numbering via its own pagestyle. The original \pagenumbering is preserved as \ximera@old@pagenumbering in case Ximera itself needs to call it internally in the future.
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Several LaTeX packages conflict with Ximera's internal page layout,
header/footer, author handling, and spacing systems. If a contributor
loads any of these in their .tex file, it silently overrides Ximera's
carefully set defaults, causing inconsistent output between contributors
and breaking PDF/web parity.
This PR adds a \ximera@blockpkg helper to src/packages.dtx that
pre-declares conflicting packages as already loaded, making \usepackage
a no-op for them and emitting a warning in the compile log so
contributors know what happened.
Blocked packages and reasons:
set in src/pagesetup.dtx (\oddsidemargin, \evensidemargin, \textwidth)
src/title.dtx
depends on for consistent PDF and web output
Also overrides \pagenumbering to a no-op with a warning, since Ximera
manages page numbering through its own pagestyle. The original is
preserved as \ximera@old@pagenumbering for internal use if needed.
To add more blocked packages in the future, a single line suffices:
\ximera@blockpkg{packagename}