Add support for inner wrapping of heading content #7
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- Added 'bodyPrefix' and 'bodySuffix' options to the snippet allowing for users to wrap the inner contents of a heading - Refactor how headings are modified to be easier to understand for future changes
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Hey, @allejo. Thanks for this! Unfortunately we had to revert the switch to jekyll-anchor-headings because our docs have many cases we needed to exclude it and it's messy. So, it's your call if you want this merged or not. Thanks for the quick implementation :) |
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Ah, well that's a shame but understandable, Bootstrap's docs does mix a lot of content with examples. Well I'll merge this in, maybe someone will have a use for it 🤷♂️ |
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Added 'bodyPrefix' and 'bodySuffix' options to the snippet allowing for users to wrap the inner contents of a heading.
Fixes #5
Does this solve your problem, @MartijnCuppens @XhmikosR?