deps: Update go-org to v1.3.0 #7439
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- Add support for image links (i.e. link with image as description) - Kinda breaking: Wrap headlines and headline+content in containers as emacs Org mode does. Could break people's styles - I don't expect it, but who knows what counts as sane when it comes to css. Before: ``` <h2 id="headline-1">FOO</h2> foo bar ``` After: ``` <div id="outline-container-headline-1" class="outline-2"> <h2 id="headline-1">FOO</h2> <div id="outline-text-headline-1" class="outline-text-2"> foo bar </div> </div> ```
Don't worry, it's me who'll get the shouting :-) |
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Add support for image links (i.e. link with image as description)
Kinda breaking: Wrap headlines and headline+content in containers as emacs
Org mode does. Could break people's styles - I don't expect it, but who knows
what counts as sane when it comes to css.
Before:
After: