Thanks for Vale and these awesome rules -- it's an awesome tool!
I'm working on configuring Vale to support technical documentation where TLAs (three letter abbreviations) are everywhere. To help contextualise them even if folks are skipping introductory sections I find using <abbr> (or the Markdown equivalent of *[TLA]: Three Letter Abbreviations) is useful, as it'll show all instances of the abbreviation in some formatting that'll nudge the user to hover over the text for a tooltip spelling it out.
I've noticed that Vale doesn't currently understand this syntax and I'm not sure on how to implement it in a way that supports multiple markup syntaxes. If you'd be able to give me some pointers I'd gladly have a go at implementing this?
Thanks for Vale and these awesome rules -- it's an awesome tool!
I'm working on configuring Vale to support technical documentation where TLAs (three letter abbreviations) are everywhere. To help contextualise them even if folks are skipping introductory sections I find using
<abbr>(or the Markdown equivalent of*[TLA]: Three Letter Abbreviations) is useful, as it'll show all instances of the abbreviation in some formatting that'll nudge the user to hover over the text for a tooltip spelling it out.I've noticed that Vale doesn't currently understand this syntax and I'm not sure on how to implement it in a way that supports multiple markup syntaxes. If you'd be able to give me some pointers I'd gladly have a go at implementing this?