CLI supports inline HTML generation using markup like:
Which produces:
<h1 id="intro">Introduction</h1>
It would be helpful to extend this syntax to allow specifying one or more CSS classes. For example:
\h1#intro.foo.bar|Introduction|
Would generate:
<h1 id="intro" class="foo bar">Introduction</h1>
An alternate format using brackets could also work:
\h2#overview[.section-heading wide]|Overview|
Output:
<h2 id="overview" class="section-heading wide">Overview</h2>
CLI already assigns custom classes in some cases (e.g., preface), so it’s clear that there’s already value in providing class-level control; let me know your thoughts!
CLI supports inline HTML generation using markup like:
Which produces:
It would be helpful to extend this syntax to allow specifying one or more CSS classes. For example:
Would generate:
An alternate format using brackets could also work:
Output:
CLI already assigns custom classes in some cases (e.g., preface), so it’s clear that there’s already value in providing class-level control; let me know your thoughts!