Nodes
Table of Contents
Namespaces
Interfaces
- ConsumesDefaultHighlightLanguage
- Implement this interface on a Node to let the compiler set the default highlight language on it, as configured by the project settings or the reStructuredText `.. highlight::` directive, whenever the node does not already have an explicit language set.
- Language
- What a language tag looks like, for everything that accepts one.
- LinkTargetNode
- MultipleLinkTargetsNode
- Node
- OptionalLinkTargetsNode
- Makes the implementing node an optional link target. If Noindex is true no references are generated, there is no entry in the objects index and no warning about duplicate ids.
- PrefixedLinkTargetNode
Classes
- AbstractNode
- AdmonitionNode
- AnchorNode
- AnnotationListNode
- Defines a list of footnotes or citations
- AnnotationNode
- Defines a footnote or citation
- AuthorNode
- The author element holds the name of the author of a document, section or code-block
- BreadCrumbNode
- CitationNode
- Defines a citation that can be referenced by an CitationInlineNode
- ClassNode
- CodeNode
- CollectionNode
- A collection node is a node that renders all its children without adding a wrap. It is used by directives, that change sub-nodes without having an output of their own, like the class-directive.
- CompoundNode
- DataNode
- A named piece of data attached to another node, rendered as an HTML `data-*` attribute on it.
- DefinitionListNode
- DocumentBlockNode
- DocumentNode
- EmbeddedFrame
- FieldListNode
- FigureNode
- FootnoteNode
- Defines a footnote that can be referenced by an FootnoteInlineNode
- GenericNode
- Any Directive not explicitly modeled.
- HighlightNode
- Marker node to set the default code language.
- ImageNode
- InlineCompoundNode
- ListItemNode
- Represents a single item of a bullet or enumerated list.
- ListNode
- LiteralBlockNode
- MainNode
- MathNode
- ParagraphNode
- ProjectNode
- QuoteNode
- RawNode
- ReplacementNode
- SectionNode
- SeparatorNode
- SpanNode
- TableNode
- TextNode
- TitleNode
Enums
- TextDirection
- The direction a piece of text is read in, as the HTML "dir" attribute spells it.