From: Paul B. <pa...@pa...> - 2004-02-24 16:06:13
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Is the change to the way line breaks work in new markup intentional? It seems that a single end-of-line (EOL) is parsed as an end of line in the HTML, rather than a <br />. To get a <br /> you have to force it with %%%. I cannot work with this - it is unlike any other wiki I know. What would work much better is for the default for an end of a line to be a <br />, unless that line were terminated with a / or something, in which case it would flow on. Double EOLs of course stay as closing a </p>. Is this already switchable, if not can it be made switchable (or got rid of altogether), or does the community prefer what we have now with %%% anyway so I'd better just get on and code it myself? Paul |