This Unicode char (U+2029) is intended as a semantic separator between
paragraphs; it is cleaner and less intrusive than the pilcrow sign that
we used before. This also changes the default `sep` value used in the
`pandoc.utils.blocks_to_inlines` Lua function.
...with entities when they're in Str elements. If a link
contains an image, it may have attributes, and the commas
there should not be converted.
See #8437, #8070.
- Adding a Parser to look for ordered list start attribute numbers if any
- Add command test for ordered list start attributes (#2465)
- Cleanup and formatting
We previously avoided generating a duplicate with another automatically
generated identifier; now we also avoid duplicates with explicit
identifiers that occur before the header for which an identifier
is being generated. (Collisions are still possible for identifiers
that occur after the header.)
T.P.Shared: `makeSections` is also modified so it doesn't give
bad results when the enclosing Div has a different identifier
from the header, as may now happen.
The writer uses features from the longtable package to define the table
foot. Furthermore, the table's bottom rule is now part of the foot,
where it previously was given as part of the body.
[API change] Add writerListTables to WriterOptions.
RST writer: Remove sensitivity to "list-table" class in table attributes.
Instead, just check `writerListTables` in writer options.
See #4564.
The caption of headless tables was repeated on each page that contained
part of the table. It is now made part of the "first head", i.e. the
table head that is printed only once.
`%` does not function as a comment character inside `url`
(where URL-encoding is common).
Commit 6fb2973a58 mistakenly
took this reassignment of `%` to be a general feature of
braced (but not quoted) BibTeX fields.
This commit restores the correct behavior of `%` in braced fields
other than `url`, and corrects the behavior of `%` in `url`
when the value is quoted.
Closes#7678 (again).
This change only affects the case where `--file-scope` is used
and more than one file is specified on the command line.
In this case, identifiers will be prefixed with a string
derived from the file path, to disambiguate them. For example,
an identifier `foo` in `contents/file1.txt` will become
`contents__file1.txt__foo`. Links will be adjusted accordingly:
if `file2.txt` links to `file1.txt#foo`, then the link will
be changed to point to `#file1.txt__foo`. Similarly, a link
to `file1.txt` will point to `#file1.txt`. A Div with an
identifier derived from the file path will be added around
each file's content, so that links to files will still work.
Closes#6384.
[API change]: Text.Pandoc.Shared exports `textToIdentifier`.
This allows to specify a table foot by enclosing it with part separator
lines, i.e., row separator lines consisting only of `+` and `=`
characters. E.g.:
+------+-------+
| Item | Price |
+======+=======+
| Eggs | 5£ |
+------+-------+
| Spam | 3£ |
+======+=======+
| Sum | 8£ |
+======+=======+
The last row, containing "Sum" and "8£", is the table foot.
Closes: #8257
These should not be generated by any pandoc readers, but they
might be produced programatically. Technically that's a misuse
of the AST, but since the expectation that the classes are
nonempty strigs is not encoded in the types, it can happen. This patch
limits the damage if it does, preventing invalid markdown attributes
like `{.}` from being written.
Cloess #8251.
This allows the combination of the fenced code block shortcut form with
attributes:
````
```haskell {.class #id}
```
````
The code syntax class will be combined with the attribute classes.
This syntax allows for more intuitive writing and for better compatibility
with other Markdown parsers such as GitHub or Codeberg.
Closes#8174.
The default `flex` and `overflow-x` properties of a column are set to
`auto`. In combination, these changes allow to get good results when
using columns with or without explicit widths.
The HTML standard requires all list items to be marked with a `<li>`
tag, but some tools fail to do so for sublists. The reader now accepts
these unwrapped lists as sublists.
Closes: #8150
Spans with "smallcaps" as the first class are converted to *SmallCaps*
elements. While previously no other classes or attributes were allowed,
additional classes, attributes, and an identifier are not permitted and
kept in a *SmallCaps* wrapping *Span* element.
The same change is applied to underline spans, where the first class
must be either "ul" or "underline".
Closes: #4102
Albert Krewinkel