Support inline icons #587
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feat(renderer/types): icon attribute support feat(renderer): Support image based icons This adds inline icon support, and significantly refactors the icon handling to bring in support for image based icons and all of the icon attributes supported by asciidoctor, bringing us to feature parity. Additionally, we preserve some of the attributes from the font icon tags onto images, allowing flip, rotate, and size styles to be applied to icons. (This is an improvement over asciidoctor, and requires supporting CSS.) One subtle difference when comparing output. We emit source paths for images without a leading "./". That is because our use of path.Join() automatically removes the redundant portion. fixes bytesparadise#587 fixes bytesparadise#611 fixes bytesparadise#610
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This adds inline icon support, and significantly refactors the icon handling to bring in support for image based icons and all of the icon attributes supported by asciidoctor, bringing us to feature parity. Additionally, we preserve some of the attributes from the font icon tags onto images, allowing flip, rotate, and size styles to be applied to icons. (This is an improvement over asciidoctor, and requires supporting CSS.) One subtle difference when comparing output. We emit source paths for images without a leading "./". That is because our use of path.Join() automatically removes the redundant portion. Fixes bytesparadise#587 Fixes bytesparadise#611 Fixes bytesparadise#610
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This adds inline icon support, and significantly refactors the icon handling to bring in support for image based icons and all of the icon attributes supported by Asciidoctor, bringing us to feature parity. Additionally, we preserve some of the attributes from the font icon tags onto images, allowing flip, rotate, and size styles to be applied to icons. (This is an improvement over Asciidoctor, and requires supporting CSS.) One subtle difference when comparing output. We emit source paths for images without a leading "./". That is because our use of `path.Join()` automatically removes the redundant portion. Fixes #587 Fixes #611 Fixes #610 Co-authored-by: Xavier Coulon <[email protected]>
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Eg:
See https://asciidoctor.org/docs/user-manual/#inline-icons
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