@adobe/helix-md2jcr 1.3.0 → 1.5.0

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+ # [1.5.0](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/compare/v1.4.1...v1.5.0) (2026-06-17)
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+ ### Features
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+ * **phrasing:** preserve inline HTML tags in text elements ([#217](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/issues/217)) ([5f7d274](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/commit/5f7d2745005ae0947866fb66989cdb9626cb3e60))
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+ ## [1.4.1](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/compare/v1.4.0...v1.4.1) (2026-06-09)
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+ ### Bug Fixes
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+ * republish after npm provenance failures ([c078b3f](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/commit/c078b3f68de461213347339cc6afd3de1c3cfcd7))
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+ # [1.4.0](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/compare/v1.3.0...v1.4.0) (2026-06-09)
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+ ### Features
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+ * **section-metadata:** element grouping for section style + classes in modelFields ([#216](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/issues/216)) ([861bf48](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/commit/861bf481d623e74045a81de2a80bbc0af6a31db1)), closes [#215](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/issues/215)
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  # [1.3.0](https://github.com/adobe/helix-md2jcr/compare/v1.2.21...v1.3.0) (2026-06-08)
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package/README.md CHANGED
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  - [Block Options (Classes)](docs/block-options.md) — block option classes and
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  element grouping (`classes`, `classes_*`): how header options are routed to
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  fields by their options or boolean name-suffix.
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+ - [Section Styles](docs/section-styles.md) — element grouping for a section's
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+ `style` group (`style`, `style_*`): how the single Section Metadata `style`
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+ cell is routed back to fields, mirroring block options.
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  - [Field Hinting](docs/field-hinting.md) — using `<!-- field: name -->` to skip
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  ahead within a field group.
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+ - [Phrasing Content](docs/phrasing.md) — supported inline HTML tags (`sup`, `sub`,
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+ `u`, `del`, `strong`, `em`) and how they survive the markdown → JCR pipeline.
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  ## Baseline XML Files
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  Running the ./baseline-tests.sh script will detect any md file under test/fixtures and execute the convert2jcr node script.
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  -> classes="[highlight, featured]" classes_sticky="true"
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  ```
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- The classes group fields are block options, not content, so they are excluded
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- from `modelFields` and never consume content rows.
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+ The classes group fields are block options, not content, so they never consume
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+ content rows. They are still listed in `modelFields` so the Universal Editor can
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  ## Requirements
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+ # Phrasing Content (Inline HTML)
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+ Phrasing content refers to inline elements that flow within a line of text — as
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+ opposed to block-level elements like paragraphs, headings, and lists.
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+ When raw HTML inline tags appear in markdown source, remark parses them as `html`
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+ nodes. The `mdast-sanitize-html` step converts them into typed mdast nodes, and
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+ the serializer then maps those nodes back to their HTML equivalents when writing
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+ the `text` attribute of a JCR text component.
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+ ## Supported Tags
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+ | HTML tag | mdast node type | Serializes to |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `<sup>` | `superscript` | `<sup>` |
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+ | `<sub>` | `subscript` | `<sub>` |
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+ | `<u>` | `underline` | `<u>` |
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+ | `<del>` | `delete` | `<del>` |
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+ | `<strong>` | `strong` | `<strong>` |
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+ | `<em>` | `emphasis` | `<em>` |
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+ `superscript`, `subscript`, and `underline` are custom node types introduced by
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+ `mdast-sanitize-html`. They require explicit handlers in `hast-handlers.js` so
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+ that `mdast-util-to-hast` knows to emit the correct tag rather than falling back
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+ to `<div>`. The remaining three (`delete`, `strong`, `emphasis`) are standard
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+ mdast types with built-in hast handlers.
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+ ## Example
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+ Markdown source:
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+ ```markdown
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+ E = mc<sup>2</sup> and H<sub>2</sub>O with <u>underline</u>, <del>strike</del>, <strong>bold</strong>, <em>italic</em>.
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+ ```
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+ Resulting `text` attribute value:
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+ ```html
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+ <p>E = mc<sup>2</sup> and H<sub>2</sub>O with <u>underline</u>, <del>strike</del>, <strong>bold</strong>, <em>italic</em>.</p>
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+ ```
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+ ## Pipeline
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+ ```
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+ markdown source
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+ → remark parse → html nodes (raw inline HTML)
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+ → mdast-sanitize-html → typed mdast nodes (superscript, subscript, etc.)
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+ → toHast (with customHastHandlers) → hast element nodes
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+ → toHtml → HTML string stored in JCR text attribute
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+ ```
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+ The custom handlers live in
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+ `src/mdast2jcr/hb/partials/supports/hast-handlers.js` and are applied wherever
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+ `toHast` is called — currently `paragraph.js` and `grid-table.js`.
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+ # Section Styles (Element Grouping for `style`)
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+ A section's appearance is controlled by the **Style** property of its Section
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+ Metadata, which AEM turns into CSS classes on the containing section element.
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+ `style` is the section counterpart of a block's [`classes`](./block-options.md)
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+ property.
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+ When a section model exposes several style options — especially mutually
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+ exclusive ones — it can use the
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+ [element grouping](https://www.aem.live/developer/component-model-definitions#element-grouping-for-block-options)
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+ naming convention: a **style group** is the base `style` field plus any
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+ `style_<name>` field.
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+ ```jsonc
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+ { "component": "select", "name": "style", "options": [ "variant-a", "variant-b" ] }
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+ { "component": "multiselect", "name": "style_background", "options": [ "light", "dark" ] }
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+ { "component": "boolean", "name": "style_fullwidth" }
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+ ```
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+ AEM collapses the whole style group into the single, well-known `style` cell of
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+ the Section Metadata table (a flat, comma-separated list). Going from markdown to
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+ JCR, md2jcr routes each token back to its field — exactly as it does for block
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+ `classes`:
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+ - **boolean field** — matched by its name suffix (after `style_`); token
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+ `fullwidth` sets `style_fullwidth="true"`, absent leaves it unset;
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+ - **select / multiselect field** — matched by its declared option values; a
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+ multiselect claims all of its matching tokens (`style_background="[light, dark]"`);
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+ - **base `style` field** — receives any leftover tokens (also the common single,
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+ free-form `style` field case).
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+ ### Example
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+ ```markdown
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+ | Section Metadata |
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+ | style | variant-a, light, fullwidth |
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+ +----------------+--------------------------------------+
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+ ```
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+ becomes:
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+ ```text
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+ style="variant-a" style_background="light" style_fullwidth="true"
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+ ```
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+ ### Notes
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+ - The routing rules and the underlying implementation are shared with block
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+ options — see [Block Options](./block-options.md).
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+ - Distribution only kicks in when the section model declares at least one
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+ `style_<name>` field. A model with only a base `style` field keeps the simple
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+ one-to-one mapping.
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+ - The `style` group is listed in `modelFields` so the Universal Editor can
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+ render those fields — the same as a block's `classes` group.
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+ ### Worked fixtures
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+ See [`test/fixtures/blocks/core/section-style-options`](../test/fixtures/blocks/core/section-style-options):
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+ - `section-style-grouping` — single selects + a boolean that is on
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+ - `section-style-grouping-multi` — a multiselect claiming several values, boolean off
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+ - `section-style-grouping-fallback` — free-form base `style` catch-all + a boolean
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+ - `section-style-grouping-booleans` — several independent boolean options, mixed on/off