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Hi! Thank you for this great filter, I've been using it for years now.
I'm trying to make a heading with class unnumbered together with an identifier and a label to pandoc-crossref, but it doesn't work. If I omit the class, letting only the identifier and the label, the cross-reference works (but then the heading in question is numbered, which is incorrect in my document).
The document below, when rendered, throws the message "Undefined cross-reference: sec:glossario", the cross-reference is rendered as ¿sec:glossario? but the heading is (correctly) unnumbered.
Verifique a @sec:glossario.
# Glossário {#sec:glossario .unnumbered label=Glossário}
If I put class=unnumbered instead of .unnumbered, or even identifier="sec:glossario" instead of #sec:glossario, the result is the same as above.
With autoSectionLabels=true, the result is the same as above if I completely omit the identifier and use @sec:glossario (or @sec:glossário, it's also the same result).
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That is the intended behaviour. The thought process here is, you can't generally reference an unnumbered section, on account of it not having a number to reference. Consider just making a regular link to it?
Hi! Thank you for this great filter, I've been using it for years now.
I'm trying to make a heading with class
unnumbered
together with an identifier and a label topandoc-crossref
, but it doesn't work. If I omit the class, letting only the identifier and the label, the cross-reference works (but then the heading in question is numbered, which is incorrect in my document).The document below, when rendered, throws the message "Undefined cross-reference: sec:glossario", the cross-reference is rendered as
¿sec:glossario?
but the heading is (correctly) unnumbered.If I put
class=unnumbered
instead of.unnumbered
, or evenidentifier="sec:glossario"
instead of#sec:glossario
, the result is the same as above.With
autoSectionLabels=true
, the result is the same as above if I completely omit the identifier and use@sec:glossario
(or@sec:glossário
, it's also the same result).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: