typography-base: process 'type' attribute of HTML <ol> tag #1357
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Some markup languages like AsciiDoc, allow defining the 'type' attribute of HTML <ol> tag. For instance, the following AsciiDoc code: [loweralpha] . item1 . item2 Produces in GitHub the HTML code: <ol type="a"> <li>item1</li> <li>item2</li> </ol> The current SCSS doesn't cover this 'type' attribute, so the regular default symbol (decimal) applies, instead of the one intended by the author. Signed-off-by: Hector Palacios <[email protected]>
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Interesting! I didn't realize it could do that, could you provide an example to a rendered link? I might want to namespace this so we're not directly effecting all |
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Hi @jonrohan
The second part has some specifiers: loweralpha for level 2, lowerroman for level 3, decimal for level 4. You can inspect the code to see how such lists render.
I was expecting "decimal" or "arabic" to also render as In any case, without a specific style for the |
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Thanks so much @hpalacio! Going to include it in the next release |
Some markup languages like AsciiDoc, allow defining the 'type'
attribute of HTML
<ol>tag.For instance, the following AsciiDoc code:
Produces in GitHub the HTML code:
The current SCSS doesn't cover this 'type' attribute, so the regular
default symbol (decimal) applies, instead of the one intended by the
author.
Signed-off-by: Hector Palacios [email protected]