.callout-note not working

[friendly]

Description

ENV: Windows 10, Quarto version: 1.455

In a book document I have several callout-notes, but one doesn't work no matter how hard I try to tweak it. All the others work.

This occurs in the file https://github.com/friendly/Vis-MLM-book/blob/master/05-linear_models.qmd, lines 68-96,

::: {.callout-note title = "History Corner"}

Why are there so many different names for regression vs. ANOVA concepts, statistics and techniques? In regression, we use notation like $x_1, x_2, ...$ to refer to _predictors_ in a model, while in ANOVA, factors $A, B, ...$ are called _main effects_. In regression applications, we often test _linear hypotheses_, are interested in _coefficients_ and
evaluate a model with and $R^2$ statistic, while in ANOVA we may test _contrasts_ among factor levels, and use $F$-tests
to evaluate models.

Well, like twins separated at birth, they grew up in homes in different places and with different parents, who were free to choose their own names. 

Methods of regression began with Francis Galton's 
[-@Galton:1886; -@Galton:1889] studies of heritability of traits, trying to understand how
strongly the physical characteristics of one generation of living things resembled those in the next generation.
From a study of the diameters of sweet peas in parent plants and their size in the next generation, and another on the relationship between heights of human parents and their offspring, he developed the fundamental ideas
of regression. Karl Pearson [-@Pearson:1896]

Analysis of variance methods were raised on farms, notably the Rothamsted Experimental Station, where R. A. Fisher
analyzed vast amounts of data on crop experiments designed to determine the conditions (soil condition, fertilizer treatments) that gave the greatest yields, while controlling for extraneous determiners (plots of planting).
With multiple factors determining the outcome, 
Fisher [-@Fisher1923], in an experiment on yields of different varieties of potatoes
given various manure treatments,
devised the method of breaking down the total variance into portions attributable to each factor
and presented the first ANOVA table. The method became well-known after Fisher's [-@Fisher:25]
_Statistical Methods for Research Workers_.

The great synthesis of regression and ANOVA did not take place until the 1960s ...
Graybill, Winer, Bock  ... -> Symposium 1967

Birth of the general linear models : https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED026737.pdf

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What appears in the compiled HTML looks like this:

[meierluk]

Try to remove the whitespaces around title, i.e. use

::: {.callout-note title="History Corner"}

[mcanouil]

Indeed, fenced div attributes don't use spaces around equal signs.

[friendly]

Thanks to both for spotting this.
I guess I'm used to using white-space in code.

Still, it's surprising that white-space around = can't be used in fenced divs

[mcanouil]

Fenced div is Pandoc.

I believe it follows HTML best practices which is no spaces around equal signs.

::: {style = "text-align: center;"}
Text
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quarto pandoc --from markdown --to html -o index.html index.qmd

[cscheid]

I added this to our linter epic: #8698