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Just like the title suggests, ![[file]], ![[file#heading]], ![[file#^block]] can be rendered perfectly. However, when the alt text is given: ![[file|alt]], ![[file#heading|alt]], ![[file#^block|alt]], then they will not be rendered. I understand that people won't add aliases to transclusions, but the alt text can also serve as CSS selectors (just like classes), which can help us apply different styles to different transclusions in the preview, like naked embeds, embeds without headings, etc. So please consider the transclusions with the alt text. Thank you!
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I just found out the plugin can transclude text, and couldn't figure out why it wasn't working for me. So thanks for mentioning the alias! :)
It would be neat though if it worked with the alias anyway.
Many thanks for this marvelous plugin!
Just like the title suggests,
![[file]]
,![[file#heading]]
,![[file#^block]]
can be rendered perfectly. However, when the alt text is given:![[file|alt]]
,![[file#heading|alt]]
,![[file#^block|alt]]
, then they will not be rendered. I understand that people won't add aliases to transclusions, but the alt text can also serve as CSS selectors (just like classes), which can help us apply different styles to different transclusions in the preview, like naked embeds, embeds without headings, etc. So please consider the transclusions with the alt text. Thank you!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: