problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[Landon Yarrington]

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I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following 
paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of the 
paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different 
styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH, but 
thought twice :-)

I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command. 

`pandoc -N -t docx -f 
markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes 
--reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?

And here's `example.md`
````
# Heading1

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 

## Heading 2

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. 

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. 

> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 

Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. 
Back to the text.

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
Here's some text. Here's some text.
````

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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[Landon Yarrington]

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To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph immediately 
after the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in 
the ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, the 
following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."

On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington wrote:

> I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following 
> paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of the 
> paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different 
> styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH, but 
> thought twice :-)
>
> I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command. 
>
> `pandoc -N -t docx -f 
> markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes 
> --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
> Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?
>
> And here's `example.md`
> ````
> # Heading1
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
>
> ## Heading 2
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. 
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. 
>
> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
>
> Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. 
> Back to the text.
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text.
> ````
>

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AW: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[denis.maier-NSENcxR/0n0]

What do you want to achieve visually? Suppress indents? If so, just style first paragraph accordingly.

Best
Denis


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An: pandoc-discuss
Betreff: Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph immediately after the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in the ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, the following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."

On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington wrote:
I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of the paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH, but thought twice :-)

I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command.

`pandoc -N -t docx -f markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?

And here's `example.md`
````
# Heading1

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.

## Heading 2

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.

> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.

Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text.

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
````

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AW: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[denis.maier-NSENcxR/0n0]

Ah should have looked at your ref-doc first. Now I understand. First-paragraph is already used for something else, and has indents...



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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 27. Oktober 2021 18:38:12
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Betreff: AW: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

What do you want to achieve visually? Suppress indents? If so, just style first paragraph accordingly.

Best
Denis


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An: pandoc-discuss
Betreff: Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph immediately after the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in the ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, the following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."

On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington wrote:
I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of the paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH, but thought twice :-)

I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command.

`pandoc -N -t docx -f markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?

And here's `example.md`
````
# Heading1

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.

## Heading 2

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.

> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.

Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text.

Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
````

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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[John MacFarlane]

The pandoc document model doesn't permit a distinction between
(blockquote + continuation) and (blockquote + new paragraph).
Since by default we use whitespace between paragraphs and no
paragraph indentation, this isn't a big issue for the default
output, but if you change settings to use indented paragraphs
without surrounding whitespace, then it becomes an issue.

For LaTeX/PDF output, I work around this by adding an explicit
\noindent before the following paragraph, but that doesn't
work if you're targeting docx.

Does anyonoe know of a good workaround for docx output?
One possibility would be to use a custom style (see the manual).

Landon Yarrington <lyarrington-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> writes:

> I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following 
> paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of the 
> paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different 
> styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH, but 
> thought twice :-)
>
> I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command. 
>
> `pandoc -N -t docx -f 
> markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes 
> --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
> Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?
>
> And here's `example.md`
> ````
> # Heading1
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
>
> ## Heading 2
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. 
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. 
>
>> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
> Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
>
> Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. 
> Back to the text.
>
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
> Here's some text. Here's some text.
> ````
>
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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[Bastien DUMONT]

If all you want is to prevent indentation, you can use a filter that I wrote for a similar need: https://github.com/badumont/lua-filters/tree/complex-paragraphs/complex-paragraphs (which supports other output formats and enables you to control more precisely what is indented or not). If you really need to set a style, the following filter should work:

```
is_preceding_BlockQuote = false

function Block(block)
  if block.t == 'BlockQuote' then
    is_preceding_BlockQuote = true
  elseif is_preceding_BlockQuote == true then
    is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
    return pandoc.Div(block, {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'})
  end
end
```

Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 09:32:34AM, Landon Yarrington a écrit :
> To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph immediately after
> the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in the
> ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, the
> following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."
> 
> On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington wrote:
> 
>     I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following
>     paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of the
>     paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different
>     styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH, but
>     thought twice :-)
> 
>     I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command.
> 
>     `pandoc -N -t docx -f
>     markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes
>     --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
>     Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?
> 
>     And here's `example.md`
>     ````
>     # Heading1
> 
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> 
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> 
>     ## Heading 2
> 
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text.
> 
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text.
> 
>     > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>     Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>     Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>     Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>     Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> 
>     Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text.
>     Back to the text.
> 
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     ````
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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[Landon Yarrington]

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Thanks for the prompt responses and earnest help.

*John*: I had defined the custom style in the style sheet I attached, 
specifying that the `Block Text` style should be followed by `Body Text 2` 
style. I assumed that was enough because this functionality seems to work 
with regard to `First Paragraph` and `Body Text` styles ("this 
functionality" meaning that pandoc seems to abide by the `Style for 
following paragraph` feature). Is this assumption incorrect? At any rate, 
following through with the `+fenced_divs` attribute worked and implemented 
the `Body Text 2` style. For future reference, you must do as the manual 
indicates and surround the chunk immediately following the blockquote in:

::: {custom-style="Body Text 2"}
Rest of chunk.
:::

*Bastien*: Thanks for pointing me to your lua filter. I had a hard time 
getting the snippet you shared in this thread to work, most likely because 
I don't know lua and trying to put out 1million fires. However, when I 
examined your lua filter on github, I was able to work that. For my 
particular case, I didn't like the fact it rendered the subsequent hunk as 
`First Paragraph + unindented` (or some such). It was instructive to see 
the exact openxml code required to implement the fix, which I was able to 
reproduce in an Rmarkdown document as:

```{=openxml}
<w:pPr>
    <w:pStyle w:val="BodyText"/>
    <w:ind w:hanging="0"/>
    <w:rPr></w:rPr></w:pPr>
```

So for Rmarkdown users looking to render text after blockquotes in a sort 
of "keep with preceding" style, then pasting the above snippet works.
On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:57:34 PM UTC-4 Bastien Dumont wrote:

> If all you want is to prevent indentation, you can use a filter that I 
> wrote for a similar need: 
> https://github.com/badumont/lua-filters/tree/complex-paragraphs/complex-paragraphs 
> (which supports other output formats and enables you to control more 
> precisely what is indented or not). If you really need to set a style, the 
> following filter should work:
>
> ```
> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
>
> function Block(block)
> if block.t == 'BlockQuote' then
> is_preceding_BlockQuote = true
> elseif is_preceding_BlockQuote == true then
> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
> return pandoc.Div(block, {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'})
> end
> end
> ```
>
> Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 09:32:34AM, Landon Yarrington a écrit :
> > To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph 
> immediately after
> > the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in the
> > ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, the
> > following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."
> > 
> > On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington 
> wrote:
> > 
> > I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following
> > paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of the
> > paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different
> > styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH, 
> but
> > thought twice :-)
> > 
> > I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command.
> > 
> > `pandoc -N -t docx -f
> > 
> markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes
> > --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
> > Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?
> > 
> > And here's `example.md`
> > ````
> > # Heading1
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > 
> > ## Heading 2
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text.
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > 
> > > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > 
> > Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text.
> > Back to the text.
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > ````
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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[Bastien DUMONT]

In principle, the code snippet is a filter on its own that should just work as is. Hoever, you may have some complexities in your file that I hadn't anticipated.

Just as a side note, the solution implemented in "complex-paragraphs.lua" produces invalid OOXML code, but it turns out that both Word and LibreOffice handle it in the way we want.

Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 01:19:33PM, Landon Yarrington a écrit :
> Thanks for the prompt responses and earnest help.
> 
> John: I had defined the custom style in the style sheet I attached, specifying
> that the `Block Text` style should be followed by `Body Text 2` style. I
> assumed that was enough because this functionality seems to work with regard to
> `First Paragraph` and `Body Text` styles ("this functionality" meaning that
> pandoc seems to abide by the `Style for following paragraph` feature). Is this
> assumption incorrect? At any rate, following through with the `+fenced_divs`
> attribute worked and implemented the `Body Text 2` style. For future reference,
> you must do as the manual indicates and surround the chunk immediately
> following the blockquote in:
> 
> ::: {custom-style="Body Text 2"}
> Rest of chunk.
> :::
> 
> Bastien: Thanks for pointing me to your lua filter. I had a hard time getting
> the snippet you shared in this thread to work, most likely because I don't know
> lua and trying to put out 1million fires. However, when I examined your lua
> filter on github, I was able to work that. For my particular case, I didn't
> like the fact it rendered the subsequent hunk as `First Paragraph + unindented`
> (or some such). It was instructive to see the exact openxml code required to
> implement the fix, which I was able to reproduce in an Rmarkdown document as:
> 
> ```{=openxml}
> <w:pPr>
>     <w:pStyle w:val="BodyText"/>
>     <w:ind w:hanging="0"/>
>     <w:rPr></w:rPr></w:pPr>
> ```
> 
> So for Rmarkdown users looking to render text after blockquotes in a sort of
> "keep with preceding" style, then pasting the above snippet works.
> On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:57:34 PM UTC-4 Bastien Dumont wrote:
> 
>     If all you want is to prevent indentation, you can use a filter that I
>     wrote for a similar need: [1]https://github.com/badumont/lua-filters/tree/
>     complex-paragraphs/complex-paragraphs (which supports other output formats
>     and enables you to control more precisely what is indented or not). If you
>     really need to set a style, the following filter should work:
> 
>     ```
>     is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
> 
>     function Block(block)
>     if block.t == 'BlockQuote' then
>     is_preceding_BlockQuote = true
>     elseif is_preceding_BlockQuote == true then
>     is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
>     return pandoc.Div(block, {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'})
>     end
>     end
>     ```
> 
>     Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 09:32:34AM, Landon Yarrington a écrit :
>     > To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph immediately
>     after
>     > the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in the
>     > ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, the
>     > following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."
>     >
>     > On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington
>     wrote:
>     >
>     > I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following
>     > paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of the
>     > paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different
>     > styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH,
>     but
>     > thought twice :-)
>     >
>     > I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command.
>     >
>     > `pandoc -N -t docx -f
>     >
>     markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes
> 
>     > --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
>     > Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?
>     >
>     > And here's `example.md`
>     > ````
>     > # Heading1
>     >
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     >
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     >
>     > ## Heading 2
>     >
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text.
>     >
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     >
>     > > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>     > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>     > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>     > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>     > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>     >
>     > Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text.
>     > Back to the text.
>     >
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > Here's some text. Here's some text.
>     > ````
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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[Paul Kelleher]

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Thank you so much for posting this filter that converts the paragraph after 
block quote to Body Text 2! It worked great for me. But: I also have other 
element environments (e.g. equations) that I'd like to suppress indents 
after when I use pandoc to compile md to docx. I couldn't get your complex 
paragraphs filter to work for me. However, I'm already used to writing 
"\noindent" from my LaTeX days (and it helps to have that if I want to 
compile md to tex anyway). Would it be possible to write a filter that 
assigns the Block Text 2 style to every paragraph that starts with 
"\noindent"?  

On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 11:57:34 AM UTC-5 Bastien Dumont wrote:

> If all you want is to prevent indentation, you can use a filter that I 
> wrote for a similar need: 
> https://github.com/badumont/lua-filters/tree/complex-paragraphs/complex-paragraphs 
> (which supports other output formats and enables you to control more 
> precisely what is indented or not). If you really need to set a style, the 
> following filter should work:
>
> ```
> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
>
> function Block(block)
> if block.t == 'BlockQuote' then
> is_preceding_BlockQuote = true
> elseif is_preceding_BlockQuote == true then
> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
> return pandoc.Div(block, {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'})
> end
> end
> ```
>
> Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 09:32:34AM, Landon Yarrington a écrit :
> > To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph 
> immediately after
> > the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in the
> > ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, the
> > following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."
> > 
> > On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington 
> wrote:
> > 
> > I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following
> > paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of the
> > paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different
> > styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH, 
> but
> > thought twice :-)
> > 
> > I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command.
> > 
> > `pandoc -N -t docx -f
> > 
> markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes
> > --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
> > Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?
> > 
> > And here's `example.md`
> > ````
> > # Heading1
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > 
> > ## Heading 2
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text.
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > 
> > > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
> > 
> > Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text.
> > Back to the text.
> > 
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
> > ````
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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[BPJ]

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You can use a custom-style div:

``````markdown
::: {custom-style="Body Text 2"}
Paragraph text.
:::
``````



Den tors 10 mars 2022 21:45Paul Kelleher <paul-JZTKsBFbLNkkm2bSNb+QWw@public.gmane.org> skrev:

> Thank you so much for posting this filter that converts the paragraph
> after block quote to Body Text 2! It worked great for me. But: I also have
> other element environments (e.g. equations) that I'd like to suppress
> indents after when I use pandoc to compile md to docx. I couldn't get your
> complex paragraphs filter to work for me. However, I'm already used to
> writing "\noindent" from my LaTeX days (and it helps to have that if I want
> to compile md to tex anyway). Would it be possible to write a filter that
> assigns the Block Text 2 style to every paragraph that starts with
> "\noindent"?
>
> On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 11:57:34 AM UTC-5 Bastien Dumont wrote:
>
>> If all you want is to prevent indentation, you can use a filter that I
>> wrote for a similar need:
>> https://github.com/badumont/lua-filters/tree/complex-paragraphs/complex-paragraphs
>> (which supports other output formats and enables you to control more
>> precisely what is indented or not). If you really need to set a style, the
>> following filter should work:
>>
>> ```
>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
>>
>> function Block(block)
>> if block.t == 'BlockQuote' then
>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = true
>> elseif is_preceding_BlockQuote == true then
>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
>> return pandoc.Div(block, {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'})
>> end
>> end
>> ```
>>
>> Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 09:32:34AM, Landon Yarrington a écrit :
>> > To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph
>> immediately after
>> > the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in the
>> > ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, the
>> > following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."
>> >
>> > On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington
>> wrote:
>> >
>> > I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following
>> > paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of
>> the
>> > paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different
>> > styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on GH,
>> but
>> > thought twice :-)
>> >
>> > I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command.
>> >
>> > `pandoc -N -t docx -f
>> >
>> markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes
>>
>> > --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
>> > Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?
>> >
>> > And here's `example.md`
>> > ````
>> > # Heading1
>> >
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> >
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> >
>> > ## Heading 2
>> >
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text.
>> >
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> >
>> > > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote
>> time.
>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>> >
>> > Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text.
>> > Back to the text.
>> >
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
>> > ````
>> >
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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[Paul Kelleher]

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Thank you! I was able to get this to work great for compiling from md to 
docx. But if want to compile from md to pdf, I need "\noindent". If I wrote 
using \noindent, could a filter be used to strip out that latex command and 
then wrap the paragraph in that custom-style div? 

On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 1:23:03 AM UTC-6 BP wrote:

> You can use a custom-style div:
>
> ``````markdown
> ::: {custom-style="Body Text 2"}
> Paragraph text.
> :::
> ``````
>
>
>
> Den tors 10 mars 2022 21:45Paul Kelleher <pa...-JZTKsBFbLNkkm2bSNb+QWw@public.gmane.org> skrev:
>
>> Thank you so much for posting this filter that converts the paragraph 
>> after block quote to Body Text 2! It worked great for me. But: I also have 
>> other element environments (e.g. equations) that I'd like to suppress 
>> indents after when I use pandoc to compile md to docx. I couldn't get your 
>> complex paragraphs filter to work for me. However, I'm already used to 
>> writing "\noindent" from my LaTeX days (and it helps to have that if I want 
>> to compile md to tex anyway). Would it be possible to write a filter that 
>> assigns the Block Text 2 style to every paragraph that starts with 
>> "\noindent"?  
>>
>> On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 11:57:34 AM UTC-5 Bastien Dumont wrote:
>>
>>> If all you want is to prevent indentation, you can use a filter that I 
>>> wrote for a similar need: 
>>> https://github.com/badumont/lua-filters/tree/complex-paragraphs/complex-paragraphs 
>>> (which supports other output formats and enables you to control more 
>>> precisely what is indented or not). If you really need to set a style, the 
>>> following filter should work: 
>>>
>>> ``` 
>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false 
>>>
>>> function Block(block) 
>>> if block.t == 'BlockQuote' then 
>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = true 
>>> elseif is_preceding_BlockQuote == true then 
>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false 
>>> return pandoc.Div(block, {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'}) 
>>> end 
>>> end 
>>> ``` 
>>>
>>> Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 09:32:34AM, Landon Yarrington a écrit : 
>>> > To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph 
>>> immediately after 
>>> > the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in 
>>> the 
>>> > ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, 
>>> the 
>>> > following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph." 
>>> > 
>>> > On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington 
>>> wrote: 
>>> > 
>>> > I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following 
>>> > paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of 
>>> the 
>>> > paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several different 
>>> > styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on 
>>> GH, but 
>>> > thought twice :-) 
>>> > 
>>> > I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command. 
>>> > 
>>> > `pandoc -N -t docx -f 
>>> > 
>>> markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes 
>>>
>>> > --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx` 
>>> > Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what? 
>>> > 
>>> > And here's `example.md` 
>>> > ```` 
>>> > # Heading1 
>>> > 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
>>> > 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > 
>>> > ## Heading 2 
>>> > 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. 
>>> > 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. 
>>> > 
>>> > > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote 
>>> time. 
>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote 
>>> time. 
>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote 
>>> time. 
>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote 
>>> time. 
>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
>>> > 
>>> > Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the 
>>> text. 
>>> > Back to the text. 
>>> > 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>> text. 
>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. 
>>> > ```` 
>>> > 
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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[BPJ]

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You can do it, but there are quite a few things you need to think about:

``````lua
function Para (para)
  if 'RawInline' == para.content[1].tag then
    -- Format may be 'tex' or 'latex'
    if para.content[1].format:match('tex$') then
      para.content:remove(1)
      -- It may be followed by a space
      if 'Space' == para.content[1].tag then
        para.content:remove(1)
      end
      return pandoc.Div(
        {para},
        {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'}
      )
    end
  end
  return nil
end
``````

I would do it the other way around and insert the `\noindent` when
producing LaTeX (although I think it is not needed, since Pandoc sets
`parindent` to zero). The code is much simpler!

``````lua
function Div (div)
  if 'Body Text 2' == div.attributes['custom-style'] then
    if 'Para' == div.content[1].tag then
      div.content[1].content:insert(
        1,
        pandoc.RawInline('latex', "\\noindent ") -- Note the trailing space!
       )
       return div
     end
   end
   return nil
 end
 ``````

HTH,

/bpj

Den fre 11 mars 2022 17:21Paul Kelleher <paul-JZTKsBFbLNkkm2bSNb+QWw@public.gmane.org> skrev:

> Thank you! I was able to get this to work great for compiling from md to
> docx. But if want to compile from md to pdf, I need "\noindent". If I wrote
> using \noindent, could a filter be used to strip out that latex command and
> then wrap the paragraph in that custom-style div?
>
> On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 1:23:03 AM UTC-6 BP wrote:
>
>> You can use a custom-style div:
>>
>> ``````markdown
>> ::: {custom-style="Body Text 2"}
>> Paragraph text.
>> :::
>> ``````
>>
>>
>>
>> Den tors 10 mars 2022 21:45Paul Kelleher <pa...-JZTKsBFbLNkkm2bSNb+QWw@public.gmane.org> skrev:
>>
>>> Thank you so much for posting this filter that converts the paragraph
>>> after block quote to Body Text 2! It worked great for me. But: I also have
>>> other element environments (e.g. equations) that I'd like to suppress
>>> indents after when I use pandoc to compile md to docx. I couldn't get your
>>> complex paragraphs filter to work for me. However, I'm already used to
>>> writing "\noindent" from my LaTeX days (and it helps to have that if I want
>>> to compile md to tex anyway). Would it be possible to write a filter that
>>> assigns the Block Text 2 style to every paragraph that starts with
>>> "\noindent"?
>>>
>>> On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 11:57:34 AM UTC-5 Bastien Dumont wrote:
>>>
>>>> If all you want is to prevent indentation, you can use a filter that I
>>>> wrote for a similar need:
>>>> https://github.com/badumont/lua-filters/tree/complex-paragraphs/complex-paragraphs
>>>> (which supports other output formats and enables you to control more
>>>> precisely what is indented or not). If you really need to set a style, the
>>>> following filter should work:
>>>>
>>>> ```
>>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
>>>>
>>>> function Block(block)
>>>> if block.t == 'BlockQuote' then
>>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = true
>>>> elseif is_preceding_BlockQuote == true then
>>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
>>>> return pandoc.Div(block, {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'})
>>>> end
>>>> end
>>>> ```
>>>>
>>>> Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 09:32:34AM, Landon Yarrington a écrit :
>>>> > To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph
>>>> immediately after
>>>> > the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in
>>>> the
>>>> > ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made,
>>>> the
>>>> > following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."
>>>> >
>>>> > On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon Yarrington
>>>> wrote:
>>>> >
>>>> > I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following
>>>> > paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation of
>>>> the
>>>> > paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several
>>>> different
>>>> > styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on
>>>> GH, but
>>>> > thought twice :-)
>>>> >
>>>> > I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command.
>>>> >
>>>> > `pandoc -N -t docx -f
>>>> >
>>>> markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes
>>>>
>>>> > --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
>>>> > Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?
>>>> >
>>>> > And here's `example.md`
>>>> > ````
>>>> > # Heading1
>>>> >
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>>>> >
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> >
>>>> > ## Heading 2
>>>> >
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text.
>>>> >
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
>>>> >
>>>> > > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote
>>>> time.
>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote
>>>> time.
>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote
>>>> time.
>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote
>>>> time.
>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>>>> >
>>>> > Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the
>>>> text.
>>>> > Back to the text.
>>>> >
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>> text.
>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
>>>> > ````
>>>> >
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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[Paul Kelleher]

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Thank you!

I also just realized that since I write md with Scrivener, I can create a 
component type "noindent" and then change the prefix (and, if needed, 
suffix) of the block of text contained in that component. I just played 
with that and it's working wonderfully. But your solutions will be very 
useful if/when I'm unable to use Scrivener. Thanks again! 

On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 11:14:55 AM UTC-6 BP wrote:

> You can do it, but there are quite a few things you need to think about:
>
> ``````lua
> function Para (para)
>   if 'RawInline' == para.content[1].tag then
>     -- Format may be 'tex' or 'latex'
>     if para.content[1].format:match('tex$') then
>       para.content:remove(1)
>       -- It may be followed by a space
>       if 'Space' == para.content[1].tag then
>         para.content:remove(1)
>       end
>       return pandoc.Div(
>         {para},
>         {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'}
>       )
>     end
>   end
>   return nil
> end
> ``````
>
> I would do it the other way around and insert the `\noindent` when 
> producing LaTeX (although I think it is not needed, since Pandoc sets 
> `parindent` to zero). The code is much simpler!
>
> ``````lua
> function Div (div)
>   if 'Body Text 2' == div.attributes['custom-style'] then
>     if 'Para' == div.content[1].tag then
>       div.content[1].content:insert(
>         1,
>         pandoc.RawInline('latex', "\\noindent ") -- Note the trailing 
> space!
>        )
>        return div
>      end
>    end
>    return nil
>  end
>  ``````
>  
> HTH,
>
> /bpj
>
> Den fre 11 mars 2022 17:21Paul Kelleher <pa...-JZTKsBFbLNkkm2bSNb+QWw@public.gmane.org> skrev:
>
>> Thank you! I was able to get this to work great for compiling from md to 
>> docx. But if want to compile from md to pdf, I need "\noindent". If I wrote 
>> using \noindent, could a filter be used to strip out that latex command and 
>> then wrap the paragraph in that custom-style div? 
>>
>> On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 1:23:03 AM UTC-6 BP wrote:
>>
>>> You can use a custom-style div:
>>>
>>> ``````markdown
>>> ::: {custom-style="Body Text 2"}
>>> Paragraph text.
>>> :::
>>> ``````
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Den tors 10 mars 2022 21:45Paul Kelleher <pa...-JZTKsBFbLNkkm2bSNb+QWw@public.gmane.org> skrev:
>>>
>>>> Thank you so much for posting this filter that converts the paragraph 
>>>> after block quote to Body Text 2! It worked great for me. But: I also have 
>>>> other element environments (e.g. equations) that I'd like to suppress 
>>>> indents after when I use pandoc to compile md to docx. I couldn't get your 
>>>> complex paragraphs filter to work for me. However, I'm already used to 
>>>> writing "\noindent" from my LaTeX days (and it helps to have that if I want 
>>>> to compile md to tex anyway). Would it be possible to write a filter that 
>>>> assigns the Block Text 2 style to every paragraph that starts with 
>>>> "\noindent"?  
>>>>
>>>> On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 11:57:34 AM UTC-5 Bastien Dumont 
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> If all you want is to prevent indentation, you can use a filter that I 
>>>>> wrote for a similar need: 
>>>>> https://github.com/badumont/lua-filters/tree/complex-paragraphs/complex-paragraphs 
>>>>> (which supports other output formats and enables you to control more 
>>>>> precisely what is indented or not). If you really need to set a style, the 
>>>>> following filter should work: 
>>>>>
>>>>> ``` 
>>>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false 
>>>>>
>>>>> function Block(block) 
>>>>> if block.t == 'BlockQuote' then 
>>>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = true 
>>>>> elseif is_preceding_BlockQuote == true then 
>>>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false 
>>>>> return pandoc.Div(block, {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'}) 
>>>>> end 
>>>>> end 
>>>>> ``` 
>>>>>
>>>>> Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 09:32:34AM, Landon Yarrington a écrit : 
>>>>> > To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph 
>>>>> immediately after 
>>>>> > the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in 
>>>>> the 
>>>>> > ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made, 
>>>>> the 
>>>>> > following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph." 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon 
>>>>> Yarrington wrote: 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following 
>>>>> > paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation 
>>>>> of the 
>>>>> > paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several 
>>>>> different 
>>>>> > styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on 
>>>>> GH, but 
>>>>> > thought twice :-) 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command. 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > `pandoc -N -t docx -f 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes 
>>>>>
>>>>> > --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx` 
>>>>> > Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what? 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > And here's `example.md` 
>>>>> > ```` 
>>>>> > # Heading1 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > ## Heading 2 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote 
>>>>> time. 
>>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote 
>>>>> time. 
>>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote 
>>>>> time. 
>>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote 
>>>>> time. 
>>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. 
>>>>> > 
>>>>> > Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the 
>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Back to the text. 
>>>>> > 
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>>>>> text. 
>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some 
>>>>> text. 
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Re: problem setting style after blocktext in docx output

[BPJ]

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I just realized that I forgot one essential part: to check that the raw
LaTeX element contains `\noindent`!

Here is the corrected version:


``````lua

function Para (para)

  if 'RawInline' == para.content[1].tag then

    -- Format may be 'tex' or 'latex'

    if para.content[1].format:match('tex$') then

      -- Don't forget this:

      if para.content[1].text:match('\\noindent') then

        para.content:remove(1)

        -- It may be followed by a space

        if 'Space' == para.content[1].tag then

          para.content:remove(1)

        end

        return pandoc.Div(

          {para},

          {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'}

        )

      end

    end

  end

  return nil

end

``````



Den fre 11 mars 2022 18:55Paul Kelleher <paul-JZTKsBFbLNkkm2bSNb+QWw@public.gmane.org> skrev:

> Thank you!
>
> I also just realized that since I write md with Scrivener, I can create a
> component type "noindent" and then change the prefix (and, if needed,
> suffix) of the block of text contained in that component. I just played
> with that and it's working wonderfully. But your solutions will be very
> useful if/when I'm unable to use Scrivener. Thanks again!
>
> On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 11:14:55 AM UTC-6 BP wrote:
>
>> You can do it, but there are quite a few things you need to think about:
>>
>> ``````lua
>> function Para (para)
>>   if 'RawInline' == para.content[1].tag then
>>     -- Format may be 'tex' or 'latex'
>>     if para.content[1].format:match('tex$') then
>>       para.content:remove(1)
>>       -- It may be followed by a space
>>       if 'Space' == para.content[1].tag then
>>         para.content:remove(1)
>>       end
>>       return pandoc.Div(
>>         {para},
>>         {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'}
>>       )
>>     end
>>   end
>>   return nil
>> end
>> ``````
>>
>> I would do it the other way around and insert the `\noindent` when
>> producing LaTeX (although I think it is not needed, since Pandoc sets
>> `parindent` to zero). The code is much simpler!
>>
>> ``````lua
>> function Div (div)
>>   if 'Body Text 2' == div.attributes['custom-style'] then
>>     if 'Para' == div.content[1].tag then
>>       div.content[1].content:insert(
>>         1,
>>         pandoc.RawInline('latex', "\\noindent ") -- Note the trailing
>> space!
>>        )
>>        return div
>>      end
>>    end
>>    return nil
>>  end
>>  ``````
>>
>> HTH,
>>
>> /bpj
>>
>> Den fre 11 mars 2022 17:21Paul Kelleher <pa...-JZTKsBFbLNkkm2bSNb+QWw@public.gmane.org> skrev:
>>
>>> Thank you! I was able to get this to work great for compiling from md to
>>> docx. But if want to compile from md to pdf, I need "\noindent". If I wrote
>>> using \noindent, could a filter be used to strip out that latex command and
>>> then wrap the paragraph in that custom-style div?
>>>
>>> On Friday, March 11, 2022 at 1:23:03 AM UTC-6 BP wrote:
>>>
>>>> You can use a custom-style div:
>>>>
>>>> ``````markdown
>>>> ::: {custom-style="Body Text 2"}
>>>> Paragraph text.
>>>> :::
>>>> ``````
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Den tors 10 mars 2022 21:45Paul Kelleher <pa...-JZTKsBFbLNkkm2bSNb+QWw@public.gmane.org>
>>>> skrev:
>>>>
>>>>> Thank you so much for posting this filter that converts the paragraph
>>>>> after block quote to Body Text 2! It worked great for me. But: I also have
>>>>> other element environments (e.g. equations) that I'd like to suppress
>>>>> indents after when I use pandoc to compile md to docx. I couldn't get your
>>>>> complex paragraphs filter to work for me. However, I'm already used to
>>>>> writing "\noindent" from my LaTeX days (and it helps to have that if I want
>>>>> to compile md to tex anyway). Would it be possible to write a filter that
>>>>> assigns the Block Text 2 style to every paragraph that starts with
>>>>> "\noindent"?
>>>>>
>>>>> On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 11:57:34 AM UTC-5 Bastien Dumont
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> If all you want is to prevent indentation, you can use a filter that
>>>>>> I wrote for a similar need:
>>>>>> https://github.com/badumont/lua-filters/tree/complex-paragraphs/complex-paragraphs
>>>>>> (which supports other output formats and enables you to control more
>>>>>> precisely what is indented or not). If you really need to set a style, the
>>>>>> following filter should work:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ```
>>>>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
>>>>>>
>>>>>> function Block(block)
>>>>>> if block.t == 'BlockQuote' then
>>>>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = true
>>>>>> elseif is_preceding_BlockQuote == true then
>>>>>> is_preceding_BlockQuote = false
>>>>>> return pandoc.Div(block, {['custom-style'] = 'Body Text 2'})
>>>>>> end
>>>>>> end
>>>>>> ```
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Le Wednesday 27 October 2021 à 09:32:34AM, Landon Yarrington a écrit
>>>>>> :
>>>>>> > To clarify, in the MRE above, my goal is to get the paragraph
>>>>>> immediately after
>>>>>> > the blockquote to render as "Body Text 2" according to the style in
>>>>>> the
>>>>>> > ref_template.docx. Using this and every other stylesheet I've made,
>>>>>> the
>>>>>> > following paragraphs always come out as style "First Paragraph."
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 12:28:02 PM UTC-4 Landon
>>>>>> Yarrington wrote:
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > I'm trying to process block quotes in a way such that the following
>>>>>> > paragraph directly after a block quote is styled as a continuation
>>>>>> of the
>>>>>> > paragraph in which the blockquote is nested. I tried several
>>>>>> different
>>>>>> > styles, but cannot seem to achieve this. I almost filed an issue on
>>>>>> GH, but
>>>>>> > thought twice :-)
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > I'm using pandoc 2.15 with the following command.
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > `pandoc -N -t docx -f
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> markdown+markdown_attribute+mmd_link_attributes+simple_tables+multiline_tables+auto_identifiers+table_captions+yaml_metadata_block+raw_attribute+implicit_figures+latex_macros+header_attributes
>>>>>>
>>>>>> > --reference-doc=ref_template.docx example.md -o TEST_example.docx`
>>>>>> > Is this a user-error, a problem with my ref_template.docx, or what?
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > And here's `example.md`
>>>>>> > ````
>>>>>> > # Heading1
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text.
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > ## Heading 2
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text.
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote
>>>>>> time.
>>>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote
>>>>>> time.
>>>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote
>>>>>> time.
>>>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote
>>>>>> time.
>>>>>> > Block quote time. Block quote time. Block quote time.
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the text. Back to the
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Back to the text.
>>>>>> >
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some text. Here's some
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> > Here's some text. Here's some text.
>>>>>> > ````
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