[Phpwiki-talk] Array of WikiPlugins on website?

[Ted Vinke <teddy@jo...>]

Thanks for the NOWRAP response :), but I have another question.

Is there a list or array which hold all the WikiPlugins on one wikipage? I
was hoping to try to use two times a WikiPlugin on seperate lines below each
other and for some things to be coordinated I need to know if another of the
same plugin also is on the wikipage. So, is there some kind of array or list
or some other possibillity that I can check how many (of the same) plugins
are used on one wikipage?

I'm terrible sorry to 'spam' the mailinglist like this, but if there is some
kind of mailingarchive or other FAQ about creating plugins etc. and this
sort of technical stuff, then I'd be happy to look there first.

Regards,
Ted

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] HTML::td with NOWRAP

[Martin Geisler <gimpster-sender-a34da2@gi...>]

"Ted Vinke" <teddy@...> writes:

> I've been trying to put in a cell the NOWRAP attribute. So far I've
> only been succesfull, with:
>
> HTML::td(array("nowrap" => 0), $text);
>
> Is there any other way to use nowrap or do I have to use my first
> solution, which probably isn't HTML4 compliant?

You can do as Carsten suggests to get proper (X)HTML code, but you
could also use

  HTML::td(array("style" => "white-space: nowrap"), $text);

instead - the nowrap attribute is deprecated in favor of using
style sheets like the code above. See

  http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/tables.html#adef-nowrap

and

  http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/text.html#propdef-white-space

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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] HTML::td with NOWRAP

[Carsten <carstenklapp@ya...>]

Hi Ted,

I think for proper validation it goes like this:

HTML::td(array("nowrap" =3D> "nowrap"), $text);

<td nowrap=3D"nowrap"></td>

Looks a little odd but but if I remember correctly all XHTML attributes=20=

must have a value.

Cheers,
Carsten

On Monday, January 6, 2003, at 03:36  am, Ted Vinke wrote:

> I've been trying to put in a cell the NOWRAP attribute. So far I've=20
> only been succesfull, with:
> =A0
> HTML::td(array("nowrap" =3D> 0), $text);
> =A0
> Any other things such as array("nowrap") or array("nowrap" =3D> "")=20
> don't really work, because the NOWRAP attribute is skipped then. The=20=

> first solution that does work, produces bad HTML like <td=20
> nowrap=3D"0"></td>.
> =A0
> Is there any other way to use nowrap or do I have to use my first=20
> solution, which probably isn't HTML4 compliant?
> =A0
> Regards,
> Ted

[Phpwiki-talk] HTML::td with NOWRAP

[Ted Vinke <teddy@jo...>]

I've been trying to put in a cell the NOWRAP attribute. So far I've only
been succesfull, with:

HTML::td(array("nowrap" => 0), $text);

Any other things such as array("nowrap") or array("nowrap" => "") don't
really work, because the NOWRAP attribute is skipped then. The first
solution that does work, produces bad HTML like <td nowrap="0"></td>.

Is there any other way to use nowrap or do I have to use my first solution,
which probably isn't HTML4 compliant?

Regards,
Ted

[Phpwiki-talk] TextFormattingRules: How to CENTER text ?

[Jochen Kalmbach <Jochen@Kalmbachnet.de>]

Hello,

I have a stupid question: How can I center text in the wiki (like the
<center>-tag) ?

Greetings
  Jochen