Patch a pkgdown site by splicing genuine Quarto HTML

An alternative to quartofix(). Instead of reconstructing callout and tabset markup from what pkgdown left behind, this re-renders each article's .qmd source with quarto::quarto_render() and splices the genuine rendered nodes into pkgdown's HTML in place of the degraded ones. This is more faithful to Quarto's actual output (no callout-type guessing needed) but costs a second, full Quarto render per article, which can be slow for expensive vignettes. Kept separate from quartofix() while that tradeoff is evaluated.

Usage

quartofix2(dst_path = "docs", pkg_path = ".", pattern = "[.]html$")

Arguments

dst_path

Path to the built pkgdown site (docs/ by default).

pkg_path

Path to the package root, used to locate the .qmd source of each article (searched under vignettes/) so that fix_quarto_callouts() can recover callout types lost to custom titles. Set to NULL to skip source lookup entirely.

pattern

Regex selecting which HTML files to inspect. Defaults to every .html file, which is harmless but slower on large sites; narrow it (e.g. "^articles/") if you know where your Quarto articles land.

Value

Invisibly, the paths of the HTML files that were modified.

Details

Only articles with a discoverable .qmd source (see pkg_path) are spliced; articles without one are left untouched. Code annotations are not yet spliced by this function - they're handled the same way as quartofix() (asset injection only).