Ian Max Andolina

Having an auto-popup of just the command line inputs would also be awesome. Perhaps that could be fleshed out as a separate feature once the help sources are available. I...

> which would have a standardized name/API and which would ensure compatibility on demand ... **_"each command has to accept pipe data in the most generic format"_** I think this...

Hm, I know of no academics who use the Word Citations feature, it is very basic (manual entry) but quite elegantly integrated in Word, Endnote is sadly the king of...

Endnote places all reference data in document.xml directly as escaped xml: ```xml ADDIN EN.CITE <EndNote><Cite><Author>Zeki</Author></Cite></EndNote> (Zeki and Shipp 1989) ```

On the duplicate #4139, I had asked for just a simple translation from `::: style :::` to a paragraph style in a format such as DOCX. The argument here is...

I also feel it is against the spirit of Pandoc to have to change the source document for different output formats, so vote against `style-` or other fussy in-doc markup....

HTML is exactly the same, you can add a class to an element which may or may not be present in the CSS. The element has been semantically tagged, but...

No, by default Word or LibreOffice does not show all styles in its UI, indeed I consider it a deficit as it encourages a mess of adhoc formatting and users...

A workable solution could be a Lua filter that converts `==blah blah==` into `[blah blah]{custom-style=highlight}` ([see docs here](https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#output)) and a reference.docx that has this style? Or Obsidan could add support...

I’m not a pandoc developer, just another end user. I suppose if this syntax was very common or added to one of the existing markdown variants that pandoc already supports...