HiEv

> I also have another problem there most likely for the same reason and that is that I have 2 tumbnails to 2 Stories with different dates, but same name...

> The breaks are done the same way as in this example in the Graphviz Gallery... > https://graphviz.org/Gallery/directed/kennedyanc.html I'm sorry, I have no idea what that has to do with...

Here's a workaround until this is fixed (goes in the JavaScript section): ``` $(document).on(":passagerender", function (event) { var clinks = $(event.content).find(".macro-cycle"); if (clinks.length) { clinks.on("click", function () { $(this).find("p").contents().unwrap(); });...

I had a sample, but I tried a whole bunch of variations to see if I could make it work, and it turned out that if I _immediately_ disabled it...

@ezsh - If that's the case, why not just have a single empty passage and use a variable instead of a passage name to control what's rendered by your `:passagerender`...

It might make it a bit clearer to use a macro to uniquely identify each potential target of a `` macro (an error should be thrown if two targets use...

Everything else looks good, except I'm not sure about the name `` for the macro, since it sounds like it's doing something by itself when it isn't. Perhaps having an...

Actually, `` isn't bad, but we could make it short and sweet with just ``. It makes it pretty clear what it is, since it's just IDing a bit of...

Yeah, I'd like to see this as well. Also, if the function calls from HTML element event attributes (e.g. ``) could be in scope (or at least have a clearly...

It looks like the solution would involve two things: 1. Add an option to prefer reading mathematical and other symbols as if they were the closest standard alphabetical character or...