Reputation: 17469
With this RST file:
.. cssclass:: myclass
.. _important:
Something really important
--------------------------
...and this call:
sphinx-build -C ./ ./html ./index.rst
...the following HTML results:
<section class="myclass" id="something-really-important">
<span id="important"></span>
<h1>Something really important</h1>
</section>
It would be really convenient for me if Sphinx could place the class="myclass"
into the span
element, instead of into the section
element.
Is that possible?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 46
Reputation: 929
There is no reStructuredText syntax or Docutils/Sphinx setting that allows to add a custom class on the auxiliary span holding an alias ID.
This span is added by the HTML writer component because the section has two IDs: the auto-generated "something-really-important" and the ID set by the internal hyperlink target .. _important:
.
The Docutils native XML would look like
<target refid="important"></target>
<section classes="myclass" ids="something-really-important important" names="something\ really\ important important">
<title>Something really important</title>
</section>
but HTML does not support more than one ID per element, so a workaround is required.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 63264
CSS allows you to identify such <span>
by using something like
section.myclass span {
color: blue;
font-weight: bold;
}
Upvotes: 0