Posted by maxandersen on
URL: https://discuss.asciidoctor.org/Problem-with-getting-docinfo-processor-to-be-used-in-jekyll-asciidoctor-tp7326p7329.html

Thanks for the fast answer Dan ! :)

Changing to postprocessor does definitely gets called - which is good means I was not going crazy.

But I reckon for this particular usecase that is about adding style/css to the header postprocessor wouldn't be enough as it does not have access to the head elements to inject css/js.

Your proposal for simply adding it directly in via jekyll mechanics will in this specific case probably be better.

Well, oh well - I won't be able to use this tabbed-code extension then but those using "raw" asciidoctor can if they want to :)