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YAML front matter #15
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At this stage we're aiming to handle documents that conform to CommonMark, or thereabouts. But I can see that it would be handy to see about handling this too; I'll keep this in mind. |
This should probably be something supported by the Textual Markdown widget. |
@willmcgugan Yup, experimented with it briefly this morning and have it working; albeit by "ignoring" the front-matter for now; hence Textualize/textual#2440. |
See also #20 for a more general take on this (eg: footnotes could be handy, etc). |
Now that Textualize/textual#2803 is part of Textual it should be easy enough to pull in the relevant plugin and make use of it. |
As of #96 frontmatter won't be displayed within the document view. |
YAML front matter is a common feature for static site/blog generators and Python documentation tools, but frogmouth handles it weirdly. Unclear if it's within scope.
The front matter for one of my blog posts in VS Code:
The front matter in frogmouth:
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