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[xilize-users] Problem with headings

[Patrick W. <pdo...@gm...>]

Hi

I have a website and documentation written in XIL and formerly
generated into HTML using version 2. I just upgraded to version 3 and
I'm getting funny behavior with some of my pages that have headings
(h1, h2, etc.).

The issue is that Paragraph 1 gets style h1, rather than paragraph
(which should be the default.

h1. First h1

h2. First h2

Paragraph 1

h2. Second h2

Paragraph 2


partial output

<h1>First h1</h1>

<h2>First h2</h2>

<h1>Paragraph 1</h1>

<h2>Second h2</h2>

<p>Paragraph 2</p>


If I add an explicit p. signature before "Paragraph 1", then
"Paragraph 2" is made h1!

h1. First h1

h2. First h2

p. Paragraph 1

h2. Second h2

Paragraph 2


<h1>First h1</h1>

<h2>First h2</h2>

<p>Paragraph 1</p>

<h2>Second h2</h2>

<h1>Paragraph 2</h1>

This is a problem, since I would need to add p. signatured everywhere.
I'm hoping there was just some syntax change than I'm missing.

Generated with Xilize 3.0.3_31 beta in jEdit.

TIA!
Patrick

Re: [xilize-users] Problem with headings

[Patrick W. <pdo...@gm...>]

Bizarre--if I leave the h1 on the first line out, the problem goes
away--but the first line is generated as an <h1>. Is there some funky
caching going on inside the plugin?


Patrick

Re: [xilize-users] Problem with headings

[Patrick W. <pdo...@gm...>]

Ok, it looks like I'm running into a side-effect of natural mode. The
title is defaulting to "NaturalLabel", which is "first line in the
file"--which appears to mean--"first line we parse which has no
signature". I'd love to have a warning about this! I'll see if I can
fix it in my header.xilinc file.


Thanks
Patrick

Re: [xilize-users] Problem with headings

[Andy S. <an...@ru...>]

Patrick,

> Ok, it looks like I'm running into a side-effect of natural mode. The
> title is defaulting to "NaturalLabel", which is "first line in the
> file"--which appears to mean--"first line we parse which has no
> signature". I'd love to have a warning about this! I'll see if I can
> fix it in my header.xilinc file.

The simplist solution may be to turn natural mode off:

	define. _Natural_ false

The easiest way to do this depends on your use of Xilize, however, if you put 
this line in root.xilconfig at the top of a directory tree it will apply to 
the whole tree.  It can also go in a dir.xilconfig to apply to a subtree.

I have updated http://xilize.sourceforge.net/Releases/migrating2-3.html with 
this tidbit that should have been there from the start.

Andy