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ttcMD: Changes link decoration to ~~ instead of ```

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Emmaline Autumn
2024-03-16 06:53:48 -06:00
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@@ -42,17 +42,17 @@ You can use the typical link syntax `[link name](/link/location)`, but there are
**Primary Button:**
Prefix the link name with `button` to create a button.
`[```button link name](#links)` produces:
Prefix the link name with `~~button` to create a button.
`[~~button link name](#links)` produces:
[```button link name](#links)
[~~button link name](#links)
**Call to Action:**
Prefix the link name with ````cta` to create a modestly styled button/call to action.
`[```cta link name](#links)` produces:
Prefix the link name with `~~cta` to create a modestly styled button/call to action.
`[~~cta link name](#links)` produces:
[```cta link name](#links)
[~~cta link name](#links)
### Tables
@@ -321,6 +321,8 @@ This card will end up in the third column...
The following elements are used in combination with ttcQuery. These are definitely more advanced. If you understand generally what "dot notation" is in programming, then it will be a lot easier, but don't let that deter you. Once you understand what it is, you can come back to this and be able to create really cool layouts!
Query elements (aside for the on-demand resolver) are calculated before parsing the markdown. Will that matter to you? Probably not, but could be necessary as you think about how you are writing your query elements.
### Resolver
The resolver is the basic element that allows you to get data, but it has a lot of functionality to it. It has not been fully implemented yet