outline has a better out-of-the-box look and is more customizablecurve function (that supersedes the path function) provides a\nsimpler and more flexible interface for creating Bézier curvesimage function now supports raw pixel raster formats\nfor generating images from within Typst$"a"$)\nwould be displayed in italicspdf.embed function lets you embed arbitrary files in the exported\nPDFfirst-line-indent.par now only affect proper paragraphsfirst-line-indent and hanging-indent properties also only affect\nproper paragraphspar[..] with body content that is not fully inline-level will\nresult in a warningoutline.indentoutline function was fully reworked to improve its out-of-the-box\nbehavior (Breaking change)\nauto indentation mode now aligns numberings and titles outline-wide\nfor a grid-like lookfill parameter was moved from outline to\noutline.entry and can thus be configured through show-set rulesbody and page fields from outline entryindented, prefix, inner, body, and page methods on outline\nentries to simplify writing of show rulespar.first-line-indent for indenting all paragraphs\ninstead of just consecutive onesform parameter to ref function. Setting the form to\n"page" will produce a page reference instead of a textual one.document.description field, which results in corresponding PDF and\nHTML metadataenum.reversed parameterlink function wraps around a container like a block, it will\nnow generate only one link for the whole block instead of individual links for\nall the visible leaf elements. This significantly reduces PDF file sizes when\ncombining link and repeat.link function will now only strip one prefix (like mailto: or\ntel:) instead of multiplecurve function that supersedes the path function and\nprovides a simpler and more flexible interface. The path function is now\ndeprecated.image function now supports raw pixel raster formats.\nThis can be used to generate images from within Typst without the need for\nencoding in an image exchange format.image.scaling parameter for configuring how an image is scaled by\nPNG export and PDF viewers (smooth or pixelated)image.icc parameter for providing or overriding the ICC profile of\nan imagepattern to tiling. The name pattern remains as a deprecated\nalias.gradient.center, gradient.radius, gradient.focal-center, and\ngradient.focal-radius methodsbox and blockpath of infinite lengthgradient.repeatimage, cbor, csv, json, toml, xml, and yaml now\nsupport a path string or bytes and their .decode variants are deprecatedplugin, bibliography, bibliography.style, cite.style,\nraw.theme, and raw.syntaxes now accept bytes in addition to path\nstrings. These did not have .decode variants, so this adds new\nflexibility.path argument/field of image and bibliography was renamed to\nsource and sources, respectively (Minor breaking change)plugin type is replaced by a plugin function that returns\na module containing normal Typst functions. This module can be used with\nimport syntax. (Breaking change)plugin.transition API is introduced which allows plugins to run\nimpure initialization in a way that doesn't break Typst's purity guaranteesas renaming (e.g.\nimport "ot" + "her.typ") are a hard error (Breaking change)arguments type can now be added with + and\njoined in curly-braced code blocksoutline.entry\nas no other element function defines methods.calc.norm functionfloat.from-bytes and float.to-bytesdecimal constructor now also accepts decimal valuesrepr of symbols, arguments, and types$"a"$) would be displayed\nin italicsflac (Flattened Accent\nForms) and dtls (Dotless Forms) OpenType featureslcm text operatorbold function now works with ϝ and Ϝitalic function now works with ħlr and context expressionslrlreditortypes like producer,\nwriter, scriptwriter, and none (defined by widespread style\nbiblatex-chicago to mean performers within music and video entries) are\nnow recognizedeprinttype = {pubmed}, the PubMed ID will now be\ncorrectly processedall parameter to smallcaps function that also\nenables small capitals on uppercase lettersraw syntax highlighting for a few new languages: CFML,\nNSIS, and WGSLsquare and circle)block.sticky not working properly at the top of a containeralign not becoming their own paragraph0b100000pt is\nnot allowed anymore. Previously, it was syntactically allowed but always\nresolved to a value of zero. (Minor breaking change)is as an identifier will now warn as it might become a keyword in the\nfuture#! at the very start of a file is now ignoredpdf.embed function for embedding arbitrary files in the exported PDFNote: HTML export is currently under active development. The feature is\nstill very incomplete, but already available for experimentation behind a\nfeature flag.
\nhtml.elem function for outputting an arbitrary HTML elementhtml.frame function for integrating content that requires layout\ninto HTML (by embedding an SVG)target function which returns either "paged" or "html"\ndepending on the export targetrect(fill: |) will now\nonly show variables which contain a valid fill (either directly or nested,\ne.g. a dictionary containing a valid fill)cite function--features argument and TYPST_FEATURES environment variable for\nopting into experimental features. The only feature so far is html.typst watch when targeting HTMLtypst fonts output to another command--make-deps output--make-deps output--make-deps outputinter, inter.and, inter.big, inter.dot, inter.double, inter.sq,\ninter.sq.big, inter.sq.double, integral.interasymp, asymp.notmapsto, mapsto.longdivides.not.rev, divides.struckinterleave, interleave.big, interleave.struckeq.triple.not, eq.dots, eq.dots.down, eq.dots.upsmt, smt.eq, lat, lat.eqcolon.tri, colon.tri.opdagger.triple, dagger.l, dagger.r, dagger.invhourglass.stroked, hourglass.filleddie.six, die.five, die.four, die.three, die.two, die.oneerrorbar.square.stroked, errorbar.square.filled,\nerrorbar.diamond.stroked, errorbar.diamond.filled,\nerrorbar.circle.stroked, errorbar.circle.fillednumeroohm.inv to Omega.invangle.l.double from 《 to ⟪angle.r.double from 》 to ⟫angstrom from U+212B (Å) to U+00C5 (Å)sect and all its variants in favor of interintegral.sect in favor of integral.interdegree.c in favor of °C ($upright(°C)$ or $upright(degree C)$ in math)degree.f in favor of °F ($upright(°F)$ or $upright(degree F)$ in math)kelvin in favor of just K ($upright(K)$ in math)ohm in favor of Omegapath function in favor of the curve functionpattern for tiling patterns in favor of the new name tilingimage.decode, cbor.decode, csv.decode, json.decode,\ntoml.decode, xml.decode, yaml.decode in favor of the top-level\nfunctions directly accepting both paths and bytessect and its variants in favor of inter, and integral.sect in favor\nof integral.interint == "integer")\nwhich was temporarily introduced in Typst 0.8 now emits warnings. It will be\nremoved in Typst 0.14.style function and styles argument of measure, use a context\nexpression instead (Breaking change)state.display function, use state.get instead\n(Breaking change)location argument of state.at, counter.at, and query\n(Breaking change)counter.display worked without\ncontext (Breaking change)locate (Breaking change)typst::compile function is now generic and can return either a\nPagedDocument or an HtmlDocumenttypst-timing now supports WebAssembly targets via web-sys when the wasm\nfeature is enabled