In case of large DrawIO diagrams, today it is sometimes impossible to display it totally on the screen.
This quick workaround provides a way to enable a scrollbar if the width of the diagram is higher than the browser/screen width.
Hide key-line created by `markdown-it-footnote` template when footnotes are directly preceded by header.
Examples:
```md
# References
[^1]: Shows no key-line because References header has one already
# New Page
Text goes here and whatever else
[^1]: these footnotes have no preceding header and will show a key-line
```
* Header formatting for Details Summary
Cleaning up Headers within Details Summary
* Fix for TOC Anchor location
Fix for TOC Anchor location within Details Summary
* display: none for the keyline seems smarter
* Fixes to accommodate large summaries
Fixed to accommodate larger summaries containing both headers and phrasing text. Still removing keylines for summaries with ONLY a header.
* Fix rendering of lists and footnotes
* Fix rendering of lists and footnotes
* fix: restore list arrow symbols
Co-authored-by: Nicolas Giard <github@ngpixel.com>
* Fix list formatting multiline with fancy bullets
In kinda response to: https://github.com/Requarks/wiki/pull/1283
Solves the problem with the list having issues with p elements and with multi lines but keeping the fancy css bullets.
Tested on Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Edge.
* remove important
* fix: bullet symbol for RTL
Co-authored-by: Nicolas Giard <github@ngpixel.com>
This removes the fancy tick-mark next to unordered list items, which is
a little depressing, but fixes formatting for them when they contain
paragraphs (`<p>` elements). The tick-mark has been replaced with
a square mark. Both ordered and unordered lists have grown 1rem of left
padding to compensate for their position.
Considered using disclosure-closed as a similar triangle replacement,
but it's not regarded as something that should be used in production
(per MDN). Using a simple string is unsupported because it's only in
a CSS working draft, so a square is the least controversial option,
I think.
Closes#1282.
