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< h1 > Markdown Furigana to HTML< / h1 >
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Welcome to Elnu's Markdown < a href = "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furigana" target = "_blank" > Furigana< / a > to HTML converter utility.
This converter uses the following syntax, which is a custom and < b > unofficial< / b > extension to < a href = "https://commonmark.org/" target = "_blank" > Markdown< / a > :
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< code > [振]{ふ}り[仮]{が}[名]{な}< / code >
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< span lang = "ja" > < ruby > 振< rp > (< / rp > < rt > ふ< / rt > < rp > )< / rp > < / ruby > り< ruby > 仮< rp > (< / rp > < rt > が< / rt > < rp > )< / rp > < / ruby > < ruby > 名< rp > (< / rp > < rt > な< / rt > < rp > )< / rp > < / ruby > < / span >
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< summary > How does it work?< / summary >
< p > This syntax gets rendered to HTML as:< / p >
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  < ruby> 振< rp> (< /rp> < rt> ふ< /rt> < rp> )< /rp> < /ruby> り< br >
  < ruby> 仮< rp> (< /rp> < rt> が< /rt> < rp> )< /rp> < /ruby> < br >
  < ruby> 名< rp> (< /rp> < rt> な< /rt> < rp> )< /rp> < /ruby> < br >
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< code > < rp> (< /rp> < / code > and < code > < rp> )< /rp> < / code >
< a href = "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/rp" target = "_blank" > ruby fallback parentheses tags< / a >
are used to wrap furigana text with parentheses on legacy browsers that don't support < code > < ruby> < / code > .
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Most browsers default to displaying Chinese character variants rather than Japanese.
By wrapping the ruby text in < code > < span lang=" ja" > < / code > , we
can ensure that the Japanese variants will always be used, if available.
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For more information on this syntax, see
< a href = "https://blog.elnu.com/2022/01/furigana-in-markdown-using-regular-expressions/" target = "_blank" > my blog post here< / a >
on creating a parser regular expression and integrating it into the Hugo static site generator.
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< textarea id = "output" class = "width:100% mono-font" rows = "8" style = "resize: none" autocomplete = "off" readonly > < span lang=" ja" > < /span> < / textarea >
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const input = document.getElementById("input");
const output = document.getElementById("output");
const copyButton = document.getElementById("copy");
input.addEventListener("keyup", e => {
output.value = `< span lang = "ja" > ${input.value.replace(/\[([^\]]*)]{([^\}]*)}/g, "$1< rp > (< / rp > < rt > $2< / rt > < rp > )< / rp > ")}< / span > `;
copyButton.innerHTML = "Copy";
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copyButton.addEventListener("click", e => {
navigator.clipboard.writeText(output.value)
.then(
() => "Copied!",
() => "Copy failed",
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.then(message => copyButton.innerHTML = message);
setTimeout(() => copyButton.innerHTML = "Copy", 1000);
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