Access Value of Fenced Div Attribute

Access Value of Fenced Div Attribute

[Chris Diaz]

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I'm converting a markdown file to HTML and DOCX (and other formats), and 
I'm using a custom Fenced Div and Lua filter to generate the HTML output 
with the <details> and <summary> tags. Here's the source:

::: { .question text="What is the difference between...?"}

Answer.

:::

When I set the output to DOCX, I get the answer, but I don't get the value 
of the "text" attribute in the fenced div. 

Pandoc seems to ignore it. Is there a way to print the value of the text 
attribute in the DOCX output?

I don't need any special styles or anything, just printing the text above 
the answer in the document would be ideal

I'm guessing I'd need a lua filter, but maybe there's an extension that 
could help? 

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Re: Access Value of Fenced Div Attribute

[John MacFarlane]

You'd want to use a Lua filter to change this content into
something printable.

A simple thing would be something like (untested)

```lua
function Div(el)
  if el.classes:includes("question") then
    return { pandoc.Para { pandoc.Strong { pandoc.Str(el.attributes.text) }}, el }
  end
end
```


Chris Diaz <chris-diaz-angj7XTnwNpXfO9P/gJGhg@public.gmane.org> writes:

> I'm converting a markdown file to HTML and DOCX (and other formats), and 
> I'm using a custom Fenced Div and Lua filter to generate the HTML output 
> with the <details> and <summary> tags. Here's the source:
>
> ::: { .question text="What is the difference between...?"}
>
> Answer.
>
> :::
>
> When I set the output to DOCX, I get the answer, but I don't get the value 
> of the "text" attribute in the fenced div. 
>
> Pandoc seems to ignore it. Is there a way to print the value of the text 
> attribute in the DOCX output?
>
> I don't need any special styles or anything, just printing the text above 
> the answer in the document would be ideal
>
> I'm guessing I'd need a lua filter, but maybe there's an extension that 
> could help? 
>
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Re: Access Value of Fenced Div Attribute

[Chris Diaz]

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Thanks! That worked perfectly!

On Thursday, November 18, 2021 at 7:05:47 PM UTC-6 John MacFarlane wrote:

>
> You'd want to use a Lua filter to change this content into
> something printable.
>
> A simple thing would be something like (untested)
>
> ```lua
> function Div(el)
> if el.classes:includes("question") then
> return { pandoc.Para { pandoc.Strong { pandoc.Str(el.attributes.text) }}, 
> el }
> end
> end
> ```
>
>
> Chris Diaz <chris...-angj7XTnwNpXfO9P/gJGhg@public.gmane.org> writes:
>
> > I'm converting a markdown file to HTML and DOCX (and other formats), and 
> > I'm using a custom Fenced Div and Lua filter to generate the HTML output 
> > with the <details> and <summary> tags. Here's the source:
> >
> > ::: { .question text="What is the difference between...?"}
> >
> > Answer.
> >
> > :::
> >
> > When I set the output to DOCX, I get the answer, but I don't get the 
> value 
> > of the "text" attribute in the fenced div. 
> >
> > Pandoc seems to ignore it. Is there a way to print the value of the text 
> > attribute in the DOCX output?
> >
> > I don't need any special styles or anything, just printing the text 
> above 
> > the answer in the document would be ideal
> >
> > I'm guessing I'd need a lua filter, but maybe there's an extension that 
> > could help? 
> >
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> .
>

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