Open somelinguist opened 9 months ago
Actually, for the HTML output, if you wanted, you could make a link using either #test
or #ex4.13
work if line 276 set the div's ID to test
, and then added an ID for something like the cell containing the example number itself to ex4.13
:
With the following markdown from
readme.md
, the div's ID in the HTML output gets overwritten toex4.13
instead oftest
.https://github.com/cysouw/pandoc-ling/blob/a9eae71593c0d12e3db68342d0c7e22ec2b23deb/docs/readme.html#L722-L731
However, the cross-references using
[@last
], etc. maintaintest
as the ID to link to (the following is taken from readme.html, line 732):<code>[@last]</code> will be formatted as <a href="#test">(4.13)</a>
Likewise, in line 733:
<code>[@last hA1l0]</code> will work also, leading to <a href="#test">(4.13 hA1l0)</a>
and line 717:
<code>[@test]</code>, leading to <a href="#test">(4.13)</a>
The ID for the div gets reset for HTML output in line 276 of
pandoc-ling.lua
https://github.com/cysouw/pandoc-ling/blob/a9eae71593c0d12e3db68342d0c7e22ec2b23deb/pandoc-ling.lua#L268-L277
Following the proposal one should be able to link from an external source to something like
webpage.url/#ex4.13
, should the code that makes the cross-references for HTML also change the ID to#ex4.13
instead of#test
?https://github.com/cysouw/pandoc-ling/blob/a9eae71593c0d12e3db68342d0c7e22ec2b23deb/pandoc-ling.lua#L1538-L1547