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At the moment the user is forced to either have all PlantUML images at the very top of a page, or at the very bottom (option diagramsOnTop).
But what if I want to be able to freely distribute the diagrams on the page? E.g. what if I want to have an introduction headline and paragraph, followed by diagram number 1, then some more text, then diagram number 2, etc.
Since I can simply include images myself using the syntax ![diagram](diagram.svg) the easiest solution would probably to have a CLI argument that disables the automatic inclusion of the converted puml files.
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At the moment the user is forced to either have all PlantUML images at the very top of a page, or at the very bottom (option
diagramsOnTop
).But what if I want to be able to freely distribute the diagrams on the page? E.g. what if I want to have an introduction headline and paragraph, followed by diagram number 1, then some more text, then diagram number 2, etc.
Since I can simply include images myself using the syntax
![diagram](diagram.svg)
the easiest solution would probably to have a CLI argument that disables the automatic inclusion of the convertedpuml
files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: