Support Quarto callouts: collapse to details, callout-* headings out of TOC - #63
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| <dl><dt id="def-mdhtml">MDHTML</dt><dd>HTML for Markdown-oriented documents.</dd></dl><div id="tip-box" class="callout" data-kind="tip"><h3>A fenced div</h3><p>Normal <strong>Markdown</strong> lives here.</p></div> | ||
| <dl><dt id="def-mdhtml">MDHTML</dt><dd>HTML for Markdown-oriented documents.</dd></dl><div id="card-1" class="card" data-kind="sample"><h3>A fenced div</h3><p>Normal <strong>Markdown</strong> lives here.</p></div> |
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I rewrote this example to avoid confusion with the dialect's real callouts.
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| /* Demo stylesheet for the attributes sample.md passes through: run | |||
| `viewmd sample.md --head sample.css --head sample.js` from examples/. | |||
| `viewmd sample-render.md --head sample.css --head sample.js` from examples/. | |||
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I believe this is the right command to see the pairs of raw codefences with their rendered examples.
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Reimplemented this locally with some refactoring. |
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This PR adds Quarto-style callouts to the dialect. They are common in nbdev docs and also supported by github flavored markdown (GFM).
Quarto's collapsible callouts (
::: {.callout-note collapse="true"}) are common in nbdev docs, but were not handled explicitly. They were directly converted into.callout-*classes. On top of that the headers inside them appeared in the table of contents, see:After this PR:
With them being an explicit part of the dialect it also becomes easier to do the GFM style export:
Note
like this:
Excluded:
title="..."as the label in the ::: block. Quarto supports this, but I think it's easier to leave out. nbdev only uses the header syntax inside the block.> [!NOTE],<details>). This will be a follow-up PR where we add a mdhtml2gfm exporter (insteadof the current md2gfm).