README.md in vimwiki_markdown-0.2.6 vs README.md in vimwiki_markdown-0.3.1
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+ new
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1. [Add this function](https://github.com/patrickdavey/vimwiki-1/blob/9ebca2182fcf10e1bbf61abc8b4a535ce790480d/autoload/vimwiki/html.vim#L242-247)
2. [Make the is_html_uptodate look like this](https://github.com/patrickdavey/vimwiki-1/blob/9ebca2182fcf10e1bbf61abc8b4a535ce790480d/autoload/vimwiki/html.vim#L224-241)
3. For the moment, remove the call to deleting files `call s:delete_html_files(path_html)` - will work out a way around that later, not there now.
4. Might be some other things, check the diff in the above commits or open an issue.
+### Install issues.
+There have been some issues with getting dependencies installed. Before opening an issue, please check if you can use [rvm](http://rvm.io/) to install the gem, as RVM is magic and makes everything work ;)
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### VimWiki Template
It is a requirement that your template file contain a placeholder
for the syntax highlighting code to be placed. In order to do this,
open up your default.tpl (or whatever your template file is called)
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You can also have a `%root_html%` marker in your template file, thanks
to [this commit](https://github.com/patrickdavey/vimwiki_markdown/commit/8645883b96df9962aba616d0d12961285cd3f4d7).
It will get rewritten with the relative path to the root
of the site (e.g. `./` or `../../` etc)
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-#### Using Custom Template Tag
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-Including a line with `%template <template name>` in any of your Vimwiki pages will will force the generator to use `<template name>.tpl` rather than `default.tpl` for that page.
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-`<template name>` cannot contain any spaces
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-#### Using Custom Title Tag
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-Including a line with `%title <title name>` in any of your Vimwiki pages will force the generator to replace `%title%` in your template file with `<title name>` rather than the name of the file itself.
-*You can have spaces in your titles now!*
## Contributing
Pull requests are very welcome, especially if you want to implement some of the
more interesting vimwiki links (e.g. :local etc.)