First line indent #169
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Looking great, thanks Julien! |
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Not sure whether this filter is simple enough for this repo.
The filter provides finer control of the first-line indentation style of separating paragraphs in Pandoc's markdown, targetting HTML and LaTeX/PDF outputs. It switches on Pandoc's first-line
indent style, automatically removes (typically unwanted) first-line indents after blockquotes and
lists unless the user specifies otherwise, and allows users to control whether a paragraph has first-line indentation in both LaTeX and HTML by inserting
\indentor\noindentat the beginning of a paragraph.Limitation: at present it only handles English-style typography in HTML (in French and perhaps other languages, paragraphs are first-line indented even after headings; this is handled in LaTeX by the babel or polyglossia languages, not re-implemented for HTML in that filter.)