4.8 Formatting Commands  ↑

4.8.6 Inject Block Attributes

The inject command can be used to specify an HTML class, an id and/or style for the following block level element, such as a paragraph or an unordered list.

The command takes from 2 - 4 parameters, separated by | characters.

Here is a general form of the command.

{:inject: element | class | id | style }

Here’s an example of the sort of code you might use.

{:inject: p | notice }
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The first parameter, the p, indicates that the block level element to be modified is a paragraph. The second parameter, the notice, specifies the desired class value to be injected into the HTML.

And here’s the way it might appear (depending on CSS styling).

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Notiice that standard Markdown syntax can be freely employed within the following block, and that the specified class value is only applied to a single block element.