I must be missing something obvious here, but have been poking at sections
10.1 and 14.1 of the user guide for some time without making progress. I
can say
[red]#Some red text#
and that works as expected. But if I say
[role="red"]
This paragraph should be red.
it is not colored. When I inspect the generated HTML from the
direct-to-html5 output, it looks like
<div class="openblock red">
<div class="content">
<div class="paragraph"><p>This paragraph should be red.</p></div>
</div></div>
Apparently the CSS "red" style works for the <span> generated from the
first example, but not the <div> from the second example. If I look in the
header I see "span.red { color: red; }" CSS, but no div.red CSS - am I
supposed to create the CSS (and XSL, for Docbook outputs) for this myself?
Are there examples of applying roles to different types of text and blocks
which I could refer to?
Thanks,
Jon
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