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abbreviation{ title=\"Important information\" }doesn't create any HTML element forattr_listto use.abbreviationis a pure string without a wrapper to target the addition of attributes. You can fix it using aspanwrapper of your own above with set attributes without usingattr_list, or any other wrapper*abbreviation*{ title=\"Important information\" }\n
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Why does this work: |
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Hello @NFanoe,
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Ok, thanks for the explanation. |
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For the 3rd point I forgot to mention that you can add another wrapper to the |
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I know this is an old question but for anyone interested I developed a Python-Markdown extension To use it you just need to markdown_extensions:
- attr_list
- span_attr |
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2 months is rather fast in FOSS business 😎 |
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Hello @NFanoe,
I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to do, but since you use the
titleattribute, then I'll assume you want to enable tooltips for elements.attr_listis a Markdown extension, which adds attributes to HTML blocks generated in Markdown.:material-information-outline:{ title="Important information" }works because thepymdownx.emojimarkdown extension generates a HTML<span>wrapper for the icon, which later is used by theattr_list<span>abbreviation</span>{ title="Important information" }doesn't work, because it's a raw HTML element not passed to theattr_listextension or any other extension, it's used as-is. You can fix it by adding your own attributes to the<s…