Referencing the following include target file ../CIR/DMC-DEMO-000-00-00-01A-0A4A-A.adoc
= List of Warnings - Common information repository
// tag::HighVoltage[]
WARNING: High voltage kills! ZAP
// end::HighVoltage[]
// tag::Flammable[]
WARNING: Fuel may cause burning to death
// end::Flammable[]
// tag::Detergent[]
WARNING: Do not get detergent into your eyes. If it gets into your eyes, wash them immediately in clean warm water.
// end::Detergent[]
Does not reference tag::Flammable, but instead returns the entire contents of the include file
The same markup works on vanilla Asciidoctor.js in Visual Studio Code, and I thought AsciidocFX used the JS implementation, but I am very open to correction.
The following markup inside of a file
../DMC/DMC-DEMO-000-10-00-01A-280A-A.adoc
Referencing the following include target file
../CIR/DMC-DEMO-000-00-00-01A-0A4A-A.adoc
Does not reference tag::Flammable, but instead returns the entire contents of the include file
The same markup works on vanilla Asciidoctor.js in Visual Studio Code, and I thought AsciidocFX used the JS implementation, but I am very open to correction.