- Add new shortcode to render details HTML element.
- Implement integration tests to check: default state, custom summary, open state, attribute sanitization, allowed attributes, and localization of default summary text.
- Update docs to include details shortcode.
Closes # 13090
This commit adds these new template functions in the `math` namespace:
math.Acos
math.Asin
math.Atan
math.Atan2
math.Cos
math.Pi
math.Sin
math.Tan
math.ToDegrees
math.ToRadians
Co-authored-by: Joe Mooring <joe@mooring.com>
With Goldmark v1.7.1 and earlier, the Goldmark "strikethrough" extension was
triggered by wrapping text within a pair of double-tilde characters. With
Goldmark v1.7.2 and later, to provide full GFM compatibility, the Goldmark
"strikethrough" extension is triggered by wrapping text within a pair of
single- or double-tilde characters.
This change created a conflict with the Hugo Goldmark Extras "subscript"
extension.
When enabling the Hugo Goldmark Extras "subscript" extension, if you
want to render subscript and strikethrough text concurrently, you must:
1. Disable the Goldmark "strikethrough" extension
2. Enable the Hugo Goldmark Extras "delete" extension
Closes#12597
Enables inclusion of these HTML elements in Markdown:
- Inserted Text (++inserted++)
- Mark Text (==marked==)
- Subscript (H~2~O)
- Superscript (1^st^)
Define global inclusion/exclusion in site configuration, and override
via front matter. For example, to exclude a page from the sitemap:
[sitemap]
disable = true # default is false
Closes#653Closes#12282
Co-authored-by: kolappannathan <kolappannathan@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: felicianotech <FelicianoTech@gmail.com>
KeepConditionalComments was deprecated in the upstream library and replaced with KeepSpecialComments. This new option reflects that both conditional comments and Server Side Include comments can be optionally stripped by the minifier. As with KeepConditionalComments, the minifier is configured not to strip them by default.
- Always include example for "with layout/type set"
- Use lowercase for "set to" examples (lookup is case sensitive)
- Consistent use of taxonomy and term
Fixesgohugoio/hugoDocs#1734
Bjørn Erik Pedersen