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Closes #9616.
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* Typst writer: support Typst 0.11 table features.
- colspans
- rowspans
- cell alignment overrides
- relative column widths
- header and footer
- multiple table bodies with intermediate headers
Row heads are not yet supported.
The default typst template has been modified so that tables
don't have lines by default. As is standard with pandoc, we only
add a line under a header or over a footer. However, a different
default stroke pattern can easily be added in a template.
Closes #9588.
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This allows admonition elements (e.g. `<note>`) to work with
gfm admonitions even if the `<title>` is not present.
Closes #9569.
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This will avoid test failures due to minor changes in
skylighting versions, e.g. #9589.
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For example, we need to escape `[\1. April]` or it will be
treated as an ordered list.
Closes #9586.
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Closes #9585.
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Previously the parser just failed if the column width
specified in `p{}` wasn't a multiple of `\linewidth`.
This led to cases where content was skipped.
Now we treat these as ColWidthDefault and silently
parse the table.
A future improvement could be to guess relative column
widths from the dimensions specified, based on a default
line width.
Closes #9579.
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The rest of the time the autodetection should work fine.
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See #9236.
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Previously we computed width/heigth for images that didn't have
size information, because otherwise typst would expand the image
to fit page width. This typst behavior has changed in 0.11.
This change fixes a bug in which images would sometimes overflow
page margins, depending on their intrinsic size.
Closes #9236.
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This hardcoded `inset` prevented global customizations in
a template.
Closes #9580.
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Cloess #9576.
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This helps to distinguish tables from other figures for
purposes of labeling and numbering.
Closes #9574.
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djot 0.1.1.1 was horribly buggy and dropped content after lists.
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Make tokenization sensitive to `\makeatletter`/`\makeatother`.
Previously we just always treated `@` as a letter. This led
to bad results, e.g. with the sequence `\@`. E.g.,
`a\@ b` would parse as "ab" and `a\@b` as "a".
Closes #9555.
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This is needed for raw environments to work inside table cells.
Closes #9517.
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This is needed in conjunction with `aria-label` for screen
readers. Completes the fix to #9525.
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Screen readers don't seem to pay attention to an alt attribute on
svg. But they do read the aria-label. So if there's an alt
attribute, we copy its contents to aria-label, unless there is
already an aria-label. This will make pandoc's output with
`--embed-resources` more accessible.
Closes #9525.
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rom reference.docx. Closes #9522.
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Starting with pandoc 3.1.12, unnumbered sections incremented
the section number.
Closes #9516.
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Normally these occur outside the table element itself, but they
should still be parsed as captions in this case.
Closes #9518.
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with wikilinks extensions. This fixes a regression introduced
in 3.1.12. Closes #9481.
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Closes #9475.
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Our recent relaxing of escaping (#9386) caused problems for
things like emphasized `-` characters that were rendered using
`#strong[-]#`. This now gets rendered as `#strong[\-]`.
Closes #9478.
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If you used `lang: de-DE` but then had a span or div with `lang=de`, the
preamble would try to load `ngerman` twice, leading to an error.
This fix ensures that a language is only loaded once.
Closes #9472.
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This generalizes the fix to #9420 so it applies to things like
`style="fill(url(#..."`.
Closes #9467.
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Djot is a light markup syntax (https://djot.net).
This patch adds djot as input and output formats.
API changes:
Add Text.Pandoc.Readers.Djot
Add Text.Pandoc.Writers.Djot
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Closes #9454.
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Associate with `\cref` and `\Cref` the reference-type `ref+label` and
`ref+Label`. So far we don't do anything fancy with these.
Also, associate with `\vref` `ref` instead of `ref+page`.
See #7463.
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Emit `form: "prose"` or `form: "year"` qualifiers if the citation
is author-in-text or suppress-author.
Strip initial comma from suffix, since typst will add an extra
one.
Closes #9452.
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The first (and often only) `<aside id=footnotes>` block remains
unchanged, however any additional blocks from `--reference-location` are
distinguished as `#footnotes-2`, `#footnotes-3`, and so on. No other
existing writer seems to implement per-section IDs, including HTML4.
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Outer divs have longer fences. This aids clarity for the reader,
making it easier to see where the div ends. It also makes the
output compatible with some other implementations, e.g.
micromark, which require different-width fences for nesting.
Closes #9450.
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This is needed to avoid problems in conversion to Markdown
and some other formats. Closes #9445.
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This fixes `--embed-resources` when SVGs have `clip-path`
attributes.
Closes #9420.
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Closes #9439.
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See jgm/typst-hs#38.
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See jgm/typst-hs#38.
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The fix to #5947 caused all tables to be left indented.
This was necessary to avoid extra indentation in table cells
when a table appeared in a list item. This change makes
the changes conditional, so that they only affect tables
in list items.
Closes #9393.
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+ When the optional base level parameter is provided, we no
longer ensure that the sequence of heading levels is gapless
[behavior change]. Instead, we set the lowest heading level to
the specified base level, and adjust the others accordingly. If
an author wants to skip a level, e.g. from level 1 to level 3,
they can do that. In general, the heading levels specified
in the source document are preserved; `makeSections` only
puts them into a hierarchical structure. Closes #9398.
+ Section numbers are now assigned so that the top level
gets `1`, no matter what heading level is used. So, even
if the top heading level is 2, numbers will be `1`, `2`, etc.
rather than `0.1`, `0.2`, as in the past. Closes #5071.
+ We revert to the old behavior when the `--number-offset` option
is used. So, for example, if a document begins with a level-3
heading, and `--number-offset=1,2` is used, the top-level section
numbers will be `1.2.1`, `1.2.2`, etc. This is mainly for
backwards-compatibility.
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The table writer used to only divide all available width evenly
for all columns. In this update the code uses the incoming widths
if they are available. If they are not set the earlier even
distribution is used. Some of the golden templates are adjusted
slightly because of different rounding when using the new
calculation model.
Closes #5706
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and other special characters. In these cases, we produce an
explicit `label()` rather than using `<>` or `@`.
Cloess #9387.
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Closes #9387.
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Closes #9388.
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That way we can play with the executable while the tests complete.
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