Is :toc: broken in 1.5.0?

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Is :toc: broken in 1.5.0?

ysb33r
I found that since 1.5.0 using  ":toc: left" and ":toc: right" does not work. The TOC is always on the top on an HTML document.  I don't have any compatibility mode set.

As context I am using the the Gradle plugin for Asciidoctor to generate the document (just in case something in the chain is broken).
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Re: Is :toc: broken in 1.5.0?

LightGuardjp
Do you see the same thing when using straight asciidoctorj or the ruby asciidoctor?


On Sun, Aug 31, 2014 at 5:12 AM, ysb33r [via Asciidoctor :: Discussion] <[hidden email]> wrote:
I found that since 1.5.0 using  ":toc: left" and ":toc: right" does not work. The TOC is always on the top on an HTML document.  I don't have any compatibility mode set.

As context I am using the the Gradle plugin for Asciidoctor to generate the document (just in case something in the chain is broken).


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Re: Is :toc: broken in 1.5.0?

ysb33r
ruby asciidoctor PASS

java asciidoctorj PASS

Must be something in the gradle plugin.
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Re: Is :toc: broken in 1.5.0?

ysb33r
I am going to retract on the previous statement as a simple test case actually works correct. I need to find out why my complex document does not.
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Re: Is :toc: broken in 1.5.0?

ysb33r
The mystery has been solved and the answer is :toc: is not broken.

There was a 'toc: 1' property in my build.gradle file, which seem to have passed through on previous versions. That has now been corrected to 'toc: right'.

In all of my simple tests above I had the ':toc: right' in the source file, which is why they all worked.

The reason for the 'toc' being in build.gradle is that I want to have control depending on which backend I was writing to.
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Re: Is :toc: broken in 1.5.0?

mojavelinux
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On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 3:13 AM, ysb33r [via Asciidoctor :: Discussion] <[hidden email]> wrote:
The reason for the 'toc' being in build.gradle is that I want to have control depending on which backend I was writing to.

The solution here is to add an @ to the end of the attribute value. That tells Asciidoctor to allow the document to override (change the value or unset) a value passed to the API. If the attribute does not have a value, then use @ as the whole value.

Unfortunately, the @ trick doesn't work with unsetting an attribute. We can't fix that until we move to a proper internal model for managing attributes...because we have no way to track it otherwise. Eventually, this syntax will work for all cases.