How to use both custom HTML class and custom Word style in Markdown?

How to use both custom HTML class and custom Word style in Markdown?

[Андрей Якубой]

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Hello!

I'm going to create a big document using Pandoc Markdown, then convert it 
to HTML and docx (I have a custom HTML template and Word reference file).

Both in HTML and Word I need a custom style (let's call it "SpecialStyle"). 
So I've defined CSS styles for class "SpecialStyle" in the HTML template 
and added custom style "SpecialStyle" in the docx reference file.

The problem is that in Markdown, HTML classes are marked with 
`.SpecialStyle`, while to apply a custom Word style, I should use 
`custom-style` attribute.

The question is: can I write an universal Markdown document that applies 
HTML class when converting to HTML and custom style when converting to 
Word? I think I can do something like this: `[my styled text]{.SpecialStyle 
custom-style=SpecialStyle}`. But maybe there is more elegant way?

Thanks!

Andrey

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Re: How to use both custom HTML class and custom Word style in Markdown?

[John MacFarlane]

You could use a Lua filter to add the custom-style attributes when the SpecialStyle class is present.

> On Aug 18, 2022, at 11:44 AM, Андрей Якубой <Andrewia2002-o+MxOtu4lMCHXe+LvDLADg@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello!
> 
> I'm going to create a big document using Pandoc Markdown, then convert it to HTML and docx (I have a custom HTML template and Word reference file).
> 
> Both in HTML and Word I need a custom style (let's call it "SpecialStyle"). So I've defined CSS styles for class "SpecialStyle" in the HTML template and added custom style "SpecialStyle" in the docx reference file.
> 
> The problem is that in Markdown, HTML classes are marked with `.SpecialStyle`, while to apply a custom Word style, I should use `custom-style` attribute.
> 
> The question is: can I write an universal Markdown document that applies HTML class when converting to HTML and custom style when converting to Word? I think I can do something like this: `[my styled text]{.SpecialStyle custom-style=SpecialStyle}`. But maybe there is more elegant way?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Andrey
> 
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