Greetings,
Some newbie questions:
Q1: Which tool should I use to check my work, when transcribing a book to ReST?
The Project Gutenberg ReST Manual [1] mentions 'epubmaker', but I wasn't able to get this to work on a recent Ubuntu GNU/Linux machine with Python 3.
Would 'ebookmaker' [2] be a suitable replacement?
[1]: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/181 (ReST Manual)
[2]: https://github.com/gutenbergtools/ebookmaker (ebookmaker)
Q2: Do we have examples of ReST-sourced books containing complex tables?
I am looking for ways to:
- to embed tabular material inside block-quoted text and footnotes,
- to render tabular material without the horizontal lines between rows,
- to format a table caption using small caps,
- to right-justify specific sub-columns inside a left-justified column group.
Thanks,
Joseph Koshy
