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From: Todd L. M. <tm...@ha...> - 2000-07-02 18:04:57
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> I think you should approach this in the opposite direction. I wanted to support HTML in the Wiki because it's going to be easier for some people to write the HTML than learn the WikiMarkup. TWiki says it supports 'most' HTML tags, though I didn't find a full list. > Ideally, wiki markups and no html should be use. Realistically, > wiki markups and some limited set of html will be needed. Actually, we could almost certainly get away with no HTML markup at all; there's nothing intrinsically difficult about it. It's just that past a certain point, certain features make more sense in HTML, because they're advanced enough that the author is likely to know the HTML to create them. However, I suspect that most of these features are potential security holes :) I'll give it some more thought, but before I do -- I allowed nesting of bold/italic/fixed-font, which it doesn't look like the normal wiki does. There a reason for that? -_Quinn |