Producing different styles within one paragraph (and Markdown)

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@ptram

They can in any case be converted to viable Markdown syntax when compiling.

In the compiling options, how can I make Pandoc interpret those character styles as different styles in the output document (odt)? I learned here how to produce an ODT template with customs styles for metadata, but I am confused about how to do this with character styles.

@pigfender

As someone proficient in Scrivener, I’d personally still be tempted to just write the thing in Scriv and then export to add the highlighting afterwards.

This is a reasonable workaround. I still would like to explore an option within Scrivener to reduce time at “post-processing” and allow for last-minute changes.

@GoalieDad

Or if don’t want to mess with project that way, use the Menu command File > Save As and save the lecture project as new Project ( Give it a memorable name Project Markup, and this is now separated from original source project and you do anything you want in this and discard when lecture is over, or save if plan to give the lecture again.)

This is how I used to work before: one project for the oral version, another project for the written one. But changes made in one are not automatically reflected in the other, and in this specific situation, the oral and written versions are essentially the same; the only difference is what I will read aloud this time, which may differ from what I choose to read on the next occasion. And between these two occasions, lots of things will change in the paper.