You can learn which elements have an “attributes” field from the doc: https://pandoc.org/lua-filters.html

Le Tuesday 13 June 2023 à 08:34:05PM, H a écrit :

On 06/13/2023 06:53 PM, H wrote:

On 06/13/2023 06:05 PM, H wrote:

On 06/13/2023 05:27 PM, Bastien DUMONT wrote:

attr.style = 'color: #112233;'

Wonderful, many thanks! Btw, I was reading my email in the reverse order or I would have found this before my other post...

How can I similarly add a style to an <image ...> tag? This <image ...> tag is wrapped inside a <figure> tag.

Besides adding a style to <img ...> (Image) elements, I also want to add a style to <hr /> (HorizontalRule). It seems that the following does not work:

local style_hr = 'border-top-style: solid; border-top-width: thin; border-color: #cc002b;'

if (el.type == 'HorizontalRule') then
  local attr = el.attributes
  attr.style = style_hr
end

The desired output is:

<hr style="border-top-style: solid; border-top-width: thin; border-color: #cc002b;" />

Pandoc fails assigning the style, however, adding the code to the html file shows it is valid html code.

Have I missed something or might this be a bug?

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Corre,t in that list HorizontalRule does not have an attributes field but ought it not to have one?

My example above is, after all, valid HTML code. I have for now worked around it by creating the desired <hr ... /> tag in my code but it would be much more elegant to to be able to add style information to HorizontalRule.