legalmd-gist

config.yaml

levels: 
  - form: " Sec. $x."
    num: 1
  - form: ($x)
    num: a
  - form: ($x)
    num: 1

custom.yaml

short_title: Better Way of Doing Things Act of 2014

inbox.md

BE IT ENACTED, BY THE PEOPLE OF THE INTERNET:

l. Short title. This act may be cited as the "{{short_title}}".

l. Definitions. For the purpose of this act, the term: ll. "Better" means... ll. "Drafting" means... lll. Drafting l. Cross-references. Except as provided in |exception|, this is an example of a cross-reference.

l. |exception| See D.C. Official Code 1-101. I suppose this could be called a cross-reference, but it's actually a citation and a link to a version of the law. It also works for federal laws, like 5 U.S.C. 552.

l. Pretty slick huh?

output.html

<h1 id="beitenactedbythepeopleoftheinternet">BE IT ENACTED, BY THE PEOPLE OF THE INTERNET:</h1>

<p>Sec. 1. Short title.</p>

<p>This act may be cited as the "Better Way of Doing Things Act of 2014".</p>

<p>Sec. 2. Definitions.</p>

<p>For the purpose of this act, the term:</p>

<p>(a) "Better" means...</p>

<p>(b) "Drafting" means...</p>

<p>(1) Drafting </p>

<p>Sec. 3. Cross-references.</p>

<p>Except as provided in Sec. 4., this is an example of a cross-reference.</p>

<p>Sec. 4. See <a href='http://dccode.org/simple/sections/1-101.html'>D.C. Official Code 1-101</a>. I suppose this <em>could</em> be called a cross-reference, but it's actually a citation and a link to a version of the law. It also works for federal laws, like <a href='http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/5/552'>5 U.S.C. 552</a>.</p>

<p>Sec. 5. Pretty slick huh?</p>