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AsciiDoc Version 8.3 ==================== This is significant release, it gets rid of unused cruft, simplifies the http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/newlists.html[lists] syntax and introduces a decent http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/newtables.html[tables] syntax. There are a few fairly minor backward compatibility issues, please read the link:CHANGELOG.html#X1[compatibility issues] section in the CHANGLOG before upgrading. New Features ------------ - AsciiDoc tables have been redesigned. The link:newtables.html[new syntax and features] are a huge improvement over the old tables. The old tables syntax has been deprecated but is currently still processed. - Lists can now be styled like other block elements. This allows a single list syntax for 'glossary', 'qanda' (Question and Answer) and 'bibliography' lists instead of having to remember a different syntax for each type. link:newlists.html[Here is some more information]. - Inline passthroughs macros have been improved and block passthrough macros added. Attribute substitution can be optionally specified when the macro is called. - The passthrough block has a fully transparent passthrough delimited block block style called 'pass'. - The 'asciimath' and 'latexmath' link:userguide.html#X77[passthrough macros] along with 'asciimath' and 'latexmath' link:userguide.html#X76[passthrough blocks] provide a (backend dependent) mechanism for rendering mathematical formulas. There are link:latexmath.pdf[LaTeX Math], link:asciimathml.html[AsciiMathML] and link:latexmathml.html[LaTeXMathML] examples on the AsciiDoc website. Read the link:CHANGELOG.html[CHANGELOG] for a full list of all additions and changes.
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