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I see you create for pdf, html.
I use revealjs in quarto for create slide html.
I want to use your _extension with color [948bde, 584eab] for "Theorem" in revealjs with quarto. But color "Theorem" is default!
How you can?
my YAML:

groups:
thmlike:
colors: [948bde, 584eab]
boxstyle: foldbox.simple
collapse: false
listin: [mathstuff]
todos: default
classes:
Theorem:
group: thmlike
revealjs:

Thanks

As of v0.1.0, list-of-blocks are created by appending references to a file. This collides with quarto updating chapters on the go: the same references are appended over and over.

This issue requires a complete change of implementation of lists-of-blocks

Extension crashes in html book projects with parts or appendix, because meta.book.render evaluation assumes that all entries are chapters.

All callouts in HTML have the option to be collapsed. Is it possible to create a callout in HTML more akin to the PDF style, and be non collapsible.

In your exmaple,
I insert this (after number-sections: true, and before filters:):

bibliography: "link my Pseudo citedrive"

for the bibliography

In your example:

::: TODO
### Custom styles
- [ ] create an API for user defined block styles @geore1997
- [ ] provide an example
- [ ] and documentation
:::

I insert \ref{TeachersHope} (your code this example) in label:

### Custom styles \ref{TeachersHope}

I see: It work ok :)

But, when I cite @name000 (have in my own citedrive) of the bibliography.

### Custom styles @name000

And I see: It don't work only pdf but also html. :( I only see text: "@name000" (don't see cite the bibliography) on the pdf and html.

Hi great extension, quite neat.
It would be nice to have control over numbering. For instance flat numbering (all items are numbering continuously all along the document, could specifiy a start counter, could specify letter counter or roman numbers).
Groups and listing are really cool.

(thinking loudly)
when (if) making an interface for other custom block styles, it would be logical to put options that affect the rendering/style, like collapse, as a subkey under the respective boxstyle key. This would however make the boxstyle key compulsory, and give endless cascades…
Default is foldbox

groups:
   Theorem:
       boxstyle: {foldbox.simple, collapse=true}

???

Summary:

Using a hyphenated cross-reference label like #thm-reference results in extra text preceding the callout when rendered.

Description:

custom-numbered-blocks behaves as expected when cross-reference labels are formatted as a single word, such as #thmRef. But when labels are formatted with hyphens like #thm-ref, as suggested in the Quarto cross-reference documentation, the resulting rendered output precedes the numbered block with a previous numbered block's label.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open a new Quarto book project.
2. Install custom-numbered-blocks extension.
3. Configure extension in _quarto.yml as follows:

project:
  type: book

book:
  title: "Bug Report"
  chapters:
    - index.qmd

format:
  html:
    theme: cosmo
  pdf:
    documentclass: scrreprt

filters:
  - custom-numbered-blocks
custom-numbered-blocks:
  groups:
    thmlike:
      colors: [948bde, 584eab]
      boxstyle: foldbox.simple
      collapse: false
  classes:
    Theorem:
      group: thmlike

4. Edit index.qmd as follows:

# Index

::: {.Theorem #thmRef}

This theorem has citation key `#thmRef`. It exhibits expected numbering behavior.

:::

Filler text

::: {.Theorem #thm-Ref}

This theorem has citation key `#thm-Ref`. It results in the block being preceded by the text **Theorem 1.1.**

:::

More filler text

::: {.Theorem #thm-Ref2}

This theorem has citation key `#thm-Ref2`. It results in the block being preceded by the text **Theorem 1.2.**

:::

Actual result:

Numbered blocks with hyphenated labels are preceded by unexpected text.

Expected result:

Numbered blocks with hyphenated labels behave identically to blocks with non-hyphenated labels.

[>] Checking versions of quarto binary dependencies...
      Pandoc version 3.1.1: OK
      Dart Sass version 1.55.0: OK
[>] Checking versions of quarto dependencies......OK
[>] Checking Quarto installation......OK
      Version: 1.3.450
      Path: C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Local\Programs\Quarto\bin
      CodePage: 949

Quarto has given their cross referencing mechanism a big make over, and there are still changes to come.
For custom numbered block, this means that cross reference labels have do be put in the fenced block specification. It is no longer possible to use the first title in the block.