Markdown to LaTeX: Level 6 Heading · jgm/pandoc#8069

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enhancementformat:LaTeXgood first issuetemplateswriter

描述

As far as I understand Markdown defines headings upto 6 levels, to correspond to h1-h6 in HTML.

When Pandoc is converting a level 5 heading it is converted to \subparagraph{}, while a level 6 heading is just converted to plain text.

I think it would be better to have a level 6 heading wrapped in a \subsubparagraph{} macro, while having something like \newcommand\subsubparagraph[1]{#1} in default.latex. That way it would preserve the previous behavior, while also making it possible to write templates that modify the behavior of level 6 headings. This would help people like me who are writing templates for converting markdown to pdf.

I don't know haskell yet, so I can't really submit a pull request.

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技術棧: 無
領域: documentation
議題類型: feature
難度: 3
預計時間: half day
活動狀態: blocked
清晰度: clear
前置要求: Basic understanding of pandoc's writer architectureFamiliarity with LaTeX document class
新手友善度: 35
研究方向: Investigate the LaTeX writer module in pandoc, specifically the function that handles heading levels. Look at how level 5 is implemented (using \subparagraph) and replicate for level 6 using a custom \subsubparagraph macro. Also examine the default.latex template to add the macro definition. The issue comments may contain further discussion. Consider that the author does not know Haskell, so the solution may require assistance from maintainers.