markdown -like syntax for html classes?

markdown -like syntax for html classes?

[Matt Price]

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I have just been learning a very little bit about markdown, and love this
syntax from markdown extra:

## Le Site ##    {.main .shine #the-site lang=fr}

The curly braces contain html attributes which are applied to the
current html object
(in this case, an <h2>).

Does org support a similarly convenient shorthand? To me this feels
much easier than
 #+ATTR+HTML:, though maybe it's just a personal preference.

thx,

matt

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Re: markdown -like syntax for html classes?

[Rasmus]

Matt Price <moptop99@gmail.com> writes:

> I have just been learning a very little bit about markdown, and love this
> syntax from markdown extra:
>
> ## Le Site ##    {.main .shine #the-site lang=fr}
>
> The curly braces contain html attributes which are applied to the
> current html object
> (in this case, an <h2>).
>
> Does org support a similarly convenient shorthand? To me this feels
> much easier than
>  #+ATTR+HTML:, though maybe it's just a personal preference.

Yes.  Org uses a traditional id and class system, though.  E.g. #+title is
assigned the title class (.title in CSS).  You can add a custom stylesheet
that changes how a .title is formatted.  You can use custom_id for further
customization as it assigns an id to the heading.  Then you can to

#custom_id.heading-lvl-2 {whatever:style;}

Or similar.

Hope it helps,
Rasmus

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