Description
Describe your proposed improvement and the problem it solves.
I far prefer using implicit heading references when writing, as they keep the text clean and easy to edit . One does not need to be aware of how headings will be turned into internal HTML anchor IDs and anticipate that. All the good things [This Section Name]
lets us do. I'm also loving the new chunkedhtml output. It's great for spitting out quick internal docs and rapidly keep them up to date with minimal fuss.
Unfortunately it seems the new chunkedhtml output method has no support for this capability. I have tried adding the extension to both the -f markdown
argument and the -t chunkedhtml
argument, and I get no feedback on the former (and no change in behaviour), and on the latter I get:
The extension implicit_header_references is not supported for chunkedhtml
As I ordinarily never have to turn this extension on in the first place, I suspect the problem is exactly what the error message states, it's just not an option with chunkedhtml.
Hopefully this is something on the milestone list anyway and just not implemented yet, but if not, I hope it is considered.
Current Pandoc version: 3.1 / Linux (.deb install)