anchor.diff:  
   Rather than using 'asciidoctor', you may also use Stuart Rackham's http://www.asciidoc.org[asciidoc] instead:
    
  - asciidoc -a stylesheet="css/bootstrap_flatly.css" thedocument.adoc
  + asciidoc -a stylesheet="`pwd`/css/bootstrap_flatly.css" thedocument.adoc
    
  -Unless you specfy the +linkcss+ attribute, the stylesheet is directly embedded into the generated document.
  +NOTE: +asciidoc+ (unlike +asciidoctor+) requires an absolute path to the stylesheet, if the stylesheet is
  +not globally installed.
  + 
  +Unless you specify the +linkcss+ attribute, the stylesheet is directly embedded into the generated document.
   The reference to the stylesheet refers to its location on the file system at *compile time* of the document.
   
   For including just a reference to the stylesheet, use:
  
positive.code: AsciiDoc specific styling is based on Dan Allen's Asciidoctor SASS style sheets 
  https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor-stylesheet-factory[].
  
  Rather than using Bootswatch theme, you may also create your own theme by providing your own +variables.less+ file. 
  A good online resource for creating your own style is
  
  http://pikock.github.io/bootstrap-magic/index.html[]
  
  You may save your +variables.less+ directly from the site.
  
  == Prerequisites
  
  
negative.code: Please note that in this case, the reference to the stylesheet is resolved when the generated
  document is displayed in the browser.
  
  If you want to tweak the generated output further or want to include additional JavaScript libraries
  into the generated document, you may specify your own Asciidoctor templates.
  You can find a modified +document.html.erb+ template under
  
   src/templates/html5/document.html.erb
  