This plugin is great; I think it can help a lot with technical writing using MkDocs.
I was wondering if we could leverage the available functionality for equations. I haven't looked at the source code yet, but it feels like it could work.
This would mean essentially this: Support cross-referencing and counting only based on element IDs. IDs could have defined prefixes, and counting could be based on IDs (instead of markdown_identifier, id_identifier). IDs like #eq-blabla, #eq-this, etc. could be used.
I don't know how counters work in mkdocs-caption, but KaTeX allows automatic equation numbering with CSS counters. Also, element IDs can be assigned to equations with attr_list extension.
$$
\begin{equation}
a=5
\end{equation}
$${#eq-test}
It would be great if [](#eq-test) rendered as Equation 1.
This plugin is great; I think it can help a lot with technical writing using MkDocs.
I was wondering if we could leverage the available functionality for equations. I haven't looked at the source code yet, but it feels like it could work.
This would mean essentially this: Support cross-referencing and counting only based on element IDs. IDs could have defined prefixes, and counting could be based on IDs (instead of
markdown_identifier,id_identifier). IDs like#eq-blabla,#eq-this, etc. could be used.I don't know how counters work in
mkdocs-caption, but KaTeX allows automatic equation numbering with CSS counters. Also, element IDs can be assigned to equations withattr_listextension.Do you think this is achievable?