When I need a marker like this I use a code span, like

    `--pause`

``````lua

-- Look for a paragraph

function Para (para)

  -- With only one child

  if 1 == #para.content then

    local child = para.content[1]

    -- Which is a code span

    if 'Code' == child.type then

      -- Ignore it if it has a class .code, i.e. `--pause` is a marker, but

      -- `--pause`{.code} is "actual" code.

      if child.classes:includes('code') then

        return nil

      end

      -- If it is the marker return some block content

      if '--pauae' == child.text then

        return whatever()

      end

    end

  end

  return nil

end

``````

Den ons 25 aug. 2021 10:24Axel Rauschmayer <rauschma-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> skrev:

For two filters of mine, I’d like to use a singleton block construct that triggers them via a class. I was considering using a horizontal rule:

---{.pause}

Alas, that doesn’t work. What is a good alternative? If there isn’t any, I can use the following syntax, but I’d prefer something that fits into a single line.

::: pause

:::

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