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Kramdown and Maruku have the ability to add a class or id to a block. These Inline Attribute Lists can be real handy and allow one to structure code like so,
A simple paragraph with an ID attribute.
{: #para-one}
> A blockquote with a title
{:title="The blockquote title"}
{: #myid}
I'm transitioning a fairly large site from nanoc to hugo and was looking for a solution. Looks like others would like this feature too - gohugoio/hugo#1585
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I'd like this feature too. I have three pages in a Python-Markdown application that use this. Fortunately, two of the pages use it for id attributes in heading elements, so those can be easily edited from {: #anchor} to {#anchor}. But the third page uses it for id attributes for list elements (over 40 of them), which include markdown [Title](url) in almost every one of them, so it won't be easy to reformat them.
Kramdown and Maruku have the ability to add a class or id to a block. These Inline Attribute Lists can be real handy and allow one to structure code like so,
I'm transitioning a fairly large site from nanoc to hugo and was looking for a solution. Looks like others would like this feature too - gohugoio/hugo#1585
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: