Hi I would like to create an anchor for inline content that is not empty and has the content as default display value (xreflabel).
Note: I am using the IntelliJ Asciidoc Plugin for HTML output. Approach 1: I want [[ref1,these three words]]these three words to be the referenced inline content. See <<ref1>>. This produces the HTML <p>I want <a id="ref1"></a>these three words to be the referenced inline content. See <a href="#ref1">these three words</a>.</p> Problem with this approach: I need "these three words" to be in the element with id="ref1", but element with id="ref1" has no content. (e.g. to highlight it with CSS selector ":target") Approach 2: I want [#ref2]#these three words# to be the referenced inline content. See <<ref2>>. This produces the HTML <p>I want <span id="ref2">these three words</span> to be the referenced inline content. See <a href="#ref2">[ref2]</a>.</p> This solves the problem of approach 1, but now the display name is "[ref2]" instead of "these three words". This approach also produces error message «Anchor doesn't resolve» in the IntelliJ Asciidoc Plugin... Is there a syntax that allows to control both the extend of the referenced inline element and the display text? Thanks for help. Matthias Toggweiler -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "asciidoc" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/asciidoc/4d14160e-b831-470d-8c11-e1ea273397den%40googlegroups.com.
