Some people are using logseq to study languages. Probably japanese or chinese, and reading it is difficult. That’s why furigana exists, so people who don’t have the level to read the complex characters yet can enjoy a text and learn:
Example from w3 consortium
This can be accomplished in html using the <ruby>
tag, which works in logseq:
<ruby>世界<rt>せかい</rt></ruby>
=> 世界
Here’s some discussion in CommonMark:
Proper ruby text (<rb>) syntax support in Markdown - Extensions - CommonMark Discussion
Here’s a blog post that creates a plugin using the [漢(かん)][字(じ)]
syntax
Here’s the ruby specification:
In the meantime, do you know if there is a way a plugin can extend the Markdown processor? Or it must be done “client-side” (with js)?