Re: [Phpwiki-talk] More NewTextFormattingRules problems

[Marjorie R. <mro...@ma...>]

Thanks for your response. You're the first non-me user to the page. 

Actually, I just don't like that markup solution. Not intuitive at all. But in the overriding scheme of things, I'm happy about this wiki.

I just announced rawfoodwiki.org to a raw foods listserv, about an hour ago. Nearly obsessed with hope that they pick up on the idea!


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Carsten Klapp <car...@us...>
Date:  Sat, 16 Nov 2002 08:22:24 -0500

>
>Hi,
>PhpWiki automatically expands or contracts list spacing for the whole 
>list depending on whether there are any newlines in between or not, 
>similar to how Mozilla formats nested html lists. When there is only 
>one item, there is nothing to expand, so this is why you're seeing a 
>difference in appearance.
>
>Try %%% %%% instead of blank line at the end of the definition list 
>item. This way the newline becomes part of the list item and is not 
>considered when PhpWiki decides how to format (expand or contract) the 
>whole list.
>
>I inserted in some %%%s into the page so you can see how it works.
>
>Nice theme by the way!
>
>Carsten
>
>On Saturday, November 16, 2002, at 12:07  am, Marjorie Roswell wrote:
>
>> Why do two of these behave differently than just one of them? Just a 
>> newline with only one, but a whole new (unwanted) paragraph when I 
>> repeat it twice. Between that, and the bleeding bolds and italics when 
>> followed by punctuation, I'm getting depressed!
>>
>> (currently at http://www.rawfoodwiki.org/index.php/FAQs?action=edit)
>>
>> __What's the coolest, but little-known item you've got in the 
>> kitchen?__ :
>>   I have a tupperware lemon juicer that screws into the lemon. Not 
>> sure what it's called. I also just got a [Spirooli | 
>> http://www.igadget.com/spirooli-slicer.html], which I like better than 
>> the spiralizer/saladacco machines.
>>
>> __What's the coolest, but little-known item you've got in the 
>> kitchen?__ :
>>   I have a tupperware lemon juicer that screws into the lemon. Not 
>> sure what it's called. I also just got a [Spirooli | 
>> http://www.igadget.com/spirooli-slicer.html], which I like better than 
>> the spiralizer/saladacco machines.
>>
>>
>> (now try deleting one of those, and you'll see the difference.)
>
>