Attributes Extension

Author: mb21

spec.txt

@@ -5958,7 +5958,7 @@ Certain elements may carry an attribute block. The following subsections list al
 - For paragraphs, block quotes and tight lists, the attribute block must start on a line that immediately follows the corresponding block. (Attributes on list items are not supported.)
 - For loose lists, the attribute block must start on a line that either immediately follows the list or is separated from it by only one blank line.
 
-For the last two points in the above list the following must hold: the line(s) on which the attribute block resides must not contain any other characters except for leading spaces (i.e. indentation), which may be significant in determining to which element the attribute block belongs, but the start of the attribute block must be indented by exactly the same amount as the corresonding block itself. Trailing whitespace which is non-significant.
+For the last two points in the above list the following must hold: the line(s) on which the attribute block resides must not contain any other characters except for leading spaces (i.e. indentation), which may be significant in determining to which element the attribute block belongs, but the start of the attribute block must be indented by exactly the same amount as the corresonding block itself. Trailing whitespace is non-significant.
 
 An attribute block consists of a sequence of zero or more characters, between an unescaped opening LEFT CURLY BRACKET (`{`) and an unescaped closing RIGHT CURLY BRACKET (`}`), that includes curly brackets only if they are part of a balanced pair of unescaped double-quote or single-quote characters. The characters between the opening and closing brackets form zero or more attributes which are separated by one or more whitespace characters (and may contain non-significant leading and trailing whitespace). The order of the attributes is not significant. An attribute consists of (a) a key-value pair, (b) an id-identifier or (c) a class-identifier.