Summary
The book manuscript uses numbered reference annotations in code blocks to explain specific parts of commands or output. For example, in the "pushing and popping the working directory" section, numbers appear inline in the code that correspond to explanations below.
Example
The book format shows something like:
$ pushd ~/effective-shell ①
~/effective-shell ~
$ pushd /var/logs ②
/var/logs ~/effective-shell ~
① Explanation for the first command
② Explanation for the second command
Current Limitation
Our markdown/MDX code blocks don't support inline reference numbers with corresponding annotations.
Proposed Solution
Investigate options for supporting this pattern:
- Custom MDX component for annotated code blocks
- Docusaurus plugin or extension
- Alternative styling approach
Affected Pages
Summary
The book manuscript uses numbered reference annotations in code blocks to explain specific parts of commands or output. For example, in the "pushing and popping the working directory" section, numbers appear inline in the code that correspond to explanations below.
Example
The book format shows something like:
① Explanation for the first command
② Explanation for the second command
Current Limitation
Our markdown/MDX code blocks don't support inline reference numbers with corresponding annotations.
Proposed Solution
Investigate options for supporting this pattern:
Affected Pages