Include attribute to add third party javascript about asciidoctor-backends

[mojavelinux]

While I'm not opposed to this idea, I think it would be best implemented as a DocinfoProcessor extension. That way, it will work regardless of which HTML converter you are using.

I'm going to move the issue into the asciidoctor-extensions-lab repository. At the very least, I want to prototype a solution there.

The reason I'm not particularly comfortable having this in core is because I think it couples content to presentation too much. A stylesheet is already pushing it, but I think scripts goes too far. Of course, you are going to need such a feature from time to time, which is exactly why we are beefing up the extension model.

The slim backend (document.html.slim) manages stylesheet attribute to include "third party" theme

This is true of all the HTML converters. It's always been a core feature of AsciiDoc Python, so we implemented it in Asciidoctor as well.

[mojavelinux]

See asciidoctor/asciidoctor-extensions-lab#31.

[cmoulliard]

Thx to answer to the ticket Dan. In the meantime, I have implemented this
feature in hyla project :
ch007m/hyla@f0754c6

On Sat, Dec 20, 2014 at 9:03 AM, Dan Allen [email protected] wrote:

See asciidoctor/asciidoctor-extensions-lab#31
asciidoctor/asciidoctor-extensions-lab#31.

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