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The package was just what I wanted, but I'm not using typst very much and were unable to figure out a way of doing it myself, so many thanks for publishing this package!
However, I'm writing a document i Swedish and it looks weird to have a warning with a label in English. I tried to call the warning function with another title, without success. My workaround is to call the admonition function the same way as the warning function calls it, but with another value for the title argument:
#admonition(
icon-path: "icons/alert.svg",
title: "Varning",
color: rgb(154, 103, 0)
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Detta avsnitt är experimentellt.
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It is a bit cumbersome, though. Would it be hard to change the warning, info and other 'convenience methods' to allow for customised titles? Or to allow the user to specify titles as some kind of a setting?
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The package was just what I wanted, but I'm not using typst very much and were unable to figure out a way of doing it myself, so many thanks for publishing this package!
However, I'm writing a document i Swedish and it looks weird to have a warning with a label in English. I tried to call the warning function with another title, without success. My workaround is to call the admonition function the same way as the warning function calls it, but with another value for the title argument:
It is a bit cumbersome, though. Would it be hard to change the warning, info and other 'convenience methods' to allow for customised titles? Or to allow the user to specify titles as some kind of a setting?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: