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Behaviour like in the live demo at css-class-warning-lang-nl, using markdown-it-container like so:
::: warning *here be dragons* :::
results in:
<div class="warning"> <em>here be dragons</em> </div>
Likewise, it would be nice if:
::: warning lang=nl *hier zijn draken* :::
and joined at the hip with the proper css:
.warning::before { content: "Warning: "; color: red; font-weight: bold; } .warning:lang(nl)::before { content: "Pas op! "; }
<div class="warning" lang="nl"> <em>here be dragons</em> </div>
and its rendering:
Pas op! hier zijn draken
In fact, everything that follows the class name can be copied as is into the corresponding <div> declaration.
<div>
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Behaviour like in the live demo at css-class-warning-lang-nl, using markdown-it-container like so:
results in:
Likewise, it would be nice if:
and joined at the hip with the proper css:
results in:
and its rendering:
In fact, everything that follows the class name can be copied as is into the corresponding
<div>
declaration.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: