Suggestion of parameters in margin-note (in Scribble) and behavior with #:left? #t. Thank you.
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Description
Adding the following parameters to margin-note and margin-note* {#:frame? , #:background-color?} (or similar names) would be very helpful to display the embeddings of youtube and Google Forms (that the new scribble-embedding package makes possible,) inside a Scribble generated document (for the case of HTML) .
Concerning the behavior of margin-note and margin-note* using the parameter #:left? set to true, please verify that the content do not justify to the left as expected, but goes further left than necessary. Thank you for this very useful option to organize our information under Scribble.
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Start by locating Scribble's margin-note and margin-note* definitions and the HTML-generation path. Check how #:frame?, #:background-color?, and #:left? are currently handled, then use focused Scribble examples or tests to verify embedded content and left alignment. Done means the requested parameters work for HTML output and left-aligned notes no longer extend farther left than intended.
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- documentation
- Issue type
- Feature
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- Estimated time
- 3-5 days
- Activity status
- Stale
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