So if I define a ul.shallow and a ul.deep in my css, you're saying a lua filter would render (in the html) <ul class="shallow"> and <ul class="deep"> ?

Are creating lua filters anything like coding in other languages? I know bash and PHP...

If you're targeting HTML, then you'd style using CSS.
But I don't know if you can draw this distinction just
using CSS.

If not, you could use a lua filter that puts lists meeting
some condition in a special div with a class. That would give
you the CSS hook you need.

Craig Parker <craigp-UzRat0APdLvLPIzirxu/xA@public.gmane.org> writes:

Is there a way to have pandoc help with conditional formatting? I'm 
going from markdown to html. If a list only contains top level items, 
for example:

<ul> <li> Blah </li> <li> Blah </li> <li> Blah </li> <li> Blah </li> </ul>

Then I'd want that list to have a different styling than one that has 
nested lists. I didn't know if there were some way to write a function 
or something. The styling and everything else I'd have covered.

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