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Odd corner case I faced today. I usually do floating images this way:
== Slide Title* Someimage:ego-market_paper_cover.png[role=right,width=200px]* Points* I'm trying* To make
But in this case it is ugly:
So trying various things, I think applying a role=right on an image block above the main slide content should do what I want (and be expected behavior for people familiar with html/css).
== Slide Titleimage::ego-market_paper_cover.png[role=right,width=200px]* Some* Points* I'm trying* To make
This gives:
But it's because there is no CSS instruction for role=right. I manually added one:
This is I think what we want. Thoughts?
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This is our first attempt at overriding CSS from reveal.js. Initial attempt is promising, we could backport a lot of AsciiDoc's features like tables and more.
Added a test case in examples/images.adoc.
Odd corner case I faced today. I usually do floating images this way:
But in this case it is ugly:
So trying various things, I think applying a role=right on an image block above the main slide content should do what I want (and be expected behavior for people familiar with html/css).
This gives:
But it's because there is no CSS instruction for role=right. I manually added one:
This is I think what we want. Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: