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You could use a filter for this. function Div(el)
if #el.classes > 0 and el.classes[1] == 'WRAPPER_Content' then
return el.content
end
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In case anyone else has a similar issue. I had to work out how to use this function. Turns out it is a LUA filter. So I saved it as remWrap.lua, then ran the Pandoc command as:
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I am trying to use the ChunkedHTML feature to parse a HTML file into a set of individual files splitting on the level 1 header
<h1>Here is my Pandoc command:
pandoc -t chunkedhtml --split-level=1 --template=chunked-template.html -o RN_File ResTest1.htmlThe issue appears to be that the HTML file has a
<div>wrapper at the beginning of the<body>which is treated as level 1 and any subsequent<h1>tags are ignored. How can I ignore the<div>tag, apart from manually editing the HTML file before I run Pandoc?Here is the full file content:
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