Hi all,
I’m using Greg Hendershott’s Frog[1] tool for my web site, and since I know I’m
outputting HTML I sometimes want to be able to tell Frog/Scribble, “Just use
this HTML tag here.” I’ve looked at the docs on implementing styles[2], and
came up with this attempt:
> ;; string? -> (string? ... -> element?)
> (define (tag-function tag-name)
> (lambda content
> (keyword-apply elem
> '(#:style)
> (list (style #f (list (alt-tag tag-name))))
> content)))
This worked great for inserting EM and STRONG tags:
> @(define em (tag-function "em”))
> ...
> Here’s something @em{really important}!
> ...
What’s got me baffled is that if I try to access H1..H5 tags this way, other
tags get substituted. For example:
> @(define h3 (tag-function "h3”))
> ...
> @h3{Section 2}
renders as
> <h1>Section 2</h1>
So far it’s just the H* tags I’ve found misbehaving.
So, my plea to Greg & other Scribblers: can you give any insight into where the
H3 might be getting replaced with an H1?
Thanks,
Jordan
[1] https://github.com/greghendershott/frog
[2] http://docs.racket-lang.org/scribble/extra-style.html
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