Problem
Prior to 0.5.4, I had implemented my mdbook using glightbox for zooming and more importantly being able to scroll around large diagrams. With 0.5.4, now, all of the images are double rendering with a funny checkbox next to them.
It looks like image zooming was implemented and I'm not seeing a way to disable this behavior, to allow glightbox to take over again. Looking through the PR, it looks like there was talk about introducing a config control or a command line flag to revert to the old behavior, but I looked through the documentation updates and failed to see what the configuration was that did that. Perhaps I overlooked the configuration?
Steps
Add an image to the markdown file
Add the glightbox css and js to the mdbook config:
[output.html]
additional-css = ["theme/css/glightbox.min.css"]
additional-js = ["theme/js/glightbox.min.js"]
Possible Solution(s)
Introduce a config entry to the mdbook.toml file that allows for the non-zoomable rendering.
Notes
No response
Version
mdbook --version
mdbook v0.5.4
Problem
Prior to 0.5.4, I had implemented my mdbook using glightbox for zooming and more importantly being able to scroll around large diagrams. With 0.5.4, now, all of the images are double rendering with a funny checkbox next to them.
It looks like image zooming was implemented and I'm not seeing a way to disable this behavior, to allow glightbox to take over again. Looking through the PR, it looks like there was talk about introducing a config control or a command line flag to revert to the old behavior, but I looked through the documentation updates and failed to see what the configuration was that did that. Perhaps I overlooked the configuration?
Steps
Add an image to the markdown file
Add the glightbox css and js to the mdbook config:
Possible Solution(s)
Introduce a config entry to the mdbook.toml file that allows for the non-zoomable rendering.
Notes
No response
Version