Footnotes about pen-paper-coffee-syntax

[sopertob]

I found this in markdown.less and changed "light ink" to "orange." It works with the pandoc footnote variation but not the multimarkdown one.

`&.footnote, &.link, &.auto {
&.destination {
.uri {
// Same as general .underline for markups
text-decoration: none;
border-bottom: @invisible-ink;
border-width: 0px 0px 1px 0px;
border-style: none none solid none;
}
}

            // for now disabled as it is not reliable yet
            // position: relative;
            // top: -0.5em;
            // font-size: 85%;
            // font-weight:900;
            // so far comes from language-pfm

            // would be better?
            // font-style: normal;
            // vertical-align: super;
            // font-size: 85%;
            color:@orange;
        }`

[nylki]

Hey @sopertob!
Not sure if I understand correctly what you would like to have styled.
If you install language-pfm (pandoc flavoured markdown), footnotes like ^[compare @citationkey, p. 22] should be styled differently, as seen in the screenshots. Even the citation key should be highlighted.
Can you give an example of your multimarkdown variant? Which grammar are you using? language-gfm, language-pfm or language_markdown?

In the end, a syntax theme can only style what a specific grammar/language package (language-gfm, language-pfm, language-markdown) captures.
To see the captured scopes you can enable dev-tools in Atom (view->toggle development tools), and the use the element inspector to see wether individual parts of a citation eg. are actually captured. If that is so, they can be styled with CSS, otherwise not.

Does that make sense to you? :) Or am I missing our point?

[sopertob]

This answers it some. I was looking to highlight (or change the background
to inline footnote text) in order to distinguish it from the body text. Pen
Paper Coffee style made footnotes a "light ink," I think, which was hard to
see as distinct from the regular text (in black). I changed the text to
orange in the *.less section I pasted in my initial query. I'm (trying) to
post an image of what I mean.[image: Inline image 1]

On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 11:08 AM, Tom Brewe [email protected]
wrote:

Hey @sopertob https://github.com/sopertob!
Not sure if I understand correctly what you would like to have styled.
If you install language-pfm (pandoc flavoured markdown
https://atom.io/packages/language-pfm, the footnotes should be styled
individually, as seen in the screenshots.

In the end, a syntax theme can only style what a specific grammar/language
package (language-gfm, language-pfm, language-markdown) captures.
To see the captured scopes you can enable dev-tools in Atom (view->toggle
development tools), and the use the element inspector to see wether
individual parts of a citation eg. are actually captured. If that is so,
they can be styled with CSS, otherwise not.

Does that make sense to you? :) Or am I missing our point?

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