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asciidoctor images #6538
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hm... and how should we decide whether to render inline or block? |
We can do what we do in other formats. |
Hello! I'd be happy to work on this issue. The change to make looks rather easy and isolated, but I'm new to pandoc and want to understand what's going on here, so this may take me a while. |
Great! Don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions or run in to problems. |
@kukimik I made the pull-request before seeing your claim. Sorry |
@argent0 That's ok. I'll find myself another issue to work on. 😉 |
Hello, Happy to see the progress for my issue. I forget to say block images support horizontal alignement:
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It may be better to raise this as a new issue once this one is closed. |
In asciidoc (or asciidoctor) format we can use two kind of images : inline or block.
inline image syntax is :
block image syntax is (double
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) :block image can be considered as figure in other language (rst, docbook).
In pandoc 2.10 only inline image is generated. Like you generate figure in rst or docbook, can you generate block image in asciidoc ?
Thx
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