Asciidoc has 3 different types of headings (prefix, pre-postfix and underlined).
http://example.com[Text]
The form is simple but for complex URLs, the [Text] might look like being part of the URL itself. Not beautiful but at least something I could live with.
Additionally asciidoc uses ===== for underlining headings and for delineating code blocks.
the other small disadvantage is that text isn't really bound to headers
Surely this is true of all markup languages. How you would represent this visually in a document?
Exactly what is states in the article.
Asciidoc has 3 different types of headings (prefix, pre-postfix and underlined).
The form is simple but for complex URLs, the [Text] might look like being part of the URL itself. Not beautiful but at least something I could live with.Additionally asciidoc uses ===== for underlining headings and for delineating code blocks.
the other small disadvantage is that text isn't really bound to headers
Surely this is true of all markup languages. How you would represent this visually in a document?