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Operations from the File List Pane

Add New File

  1. Click the new file icon on the left end of the icon group in the file list pane.

  1. A text input area (red circle) will open, enter the name of the new file and press the enter key. Note that the file name does not need to be alphanumeric, but the extension is limited to alphanumeric characters.

  1. The file is added to the file list pane (red line). If it is not displayed, press the reload button (red circle).

  1. By describing the added file in vivliostyle.config.js, it can be output to PDF (conversely, if you do not describe it, it cannot be output to PDF). Refer to the following for how to describe it.

Add New Folder

  1. Click the new folder icon in the center of the icon group in the file list pane.

  1. A text input area (red circle) will open, enter the name of the new folder and press the enter key. Note that the folder name does not need to be alphanumeric.

  1. The folder is added (red line). If it is not displayed in the file list pane, press the reload button (red circle).

Upload File

  1. Click the file upload icon on the right end of the icon group in the file list pane.

  1. The file selection screen will open, press "Select File" (red circle) to transition to the OS file selection dialog, and select the file you want to upload. Here, upload a Markdown file.

  1. After selecting in the OS file selection dialog, return to the file selection screen of Vivliostyle Pub. Confirm the file name and click the "Upload" button (red circle).

  1. The file is added to the file list pane (red line). If it is not displayed, press the reload button (red circle).

  1. Select the uploaded file in the file list pane and preview it.

  1. By describing the uploaded file in vivliostyle.config.js, it can be output to PDF (conversely, if you do not describe it, it cannot be output to PDF). Refer to the following for how to describe it.