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Currently, the inline_quoted template puts a custom class on a nested <span> element for inline markup such as strong, emphasis, monospace, etc. For example:
[myclass]*text*
becomes
<strong><spanclass="myclass">text</span></strong>
This output inherits from the HTML 5 backend in AsciiDoc. But we don't have to follow it for the dzslides backend. Instead, the class should be put directly on the tag, when there is one, such as:
<strongclass="myclass">text</strong>
This just makes sense and makes styling a heck of a lot simpler.
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Currently, the inline_quoted template puts a custom class on a nested
<span>
element for inline markup such as strong, emphasis, monospace, etc. For example:becomes
This output inherits from the HTML 5 backend in AsciiDoc. But we don't have to follow it for the dzslides backend. Instead, the class should be put directly on the tag, when there is one, such as:
This just makes sense and makes styling a heck of a lot simpler.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: