In a rolltemplate you can do this <div class="template-{{title}}> {{title}} </div> If you enter {{title=oblong}} in your rolltemplate macro, that class will have the name template-oblong. I'm wondering if its possible to do this with keys and values created with allprops. I had this section {{#allprops()}}
<div class="template-extras"> <span class="template-{{key}}"> {{key}} </span> <span class="template-{{value}}"> {{value}} </span> </div> {{/allprops()}} But this breaks the output. with a key like oblong, I'd get a class that equals " template-<strong>oblong</strong> " which obviously doesnt work. Is there way to use the keys or values generated by allprops to create class names? My use case: I want to css selectors to assign different styles to titles that contain a word. But I cant see how to do that with allprops at the moment. Is there another way to apply styles to a subset of allprops creations, and a different set of styles to a different subset?
