@Franz

There is somethinh strange:

   - Yesterday (31/03), around 16h (Paris time), the two pages looked good.
   - Yesterday (31/03), around 23h30h (Paris time), I looked at the pages,
   since you told me that you will look at the 2 pages. The page about the Perl
   script did not look good. But I was too tired to look at it. I told myself
   that I'll try next morning.
   - Today (01/04), at 9h45 (Paris time), the pages looked good again.

So I suppose I looked at the pages while you were touching them.



The problem with the JavaScript code was on the following page :
https://github.com/joshuaclayton/blueprint-css/wiki/JQuery-Plugin-Clear-Css

I first tried "mediaWiki", then "textile.". I had trouble with the
formatting. Some part of the code did not fit well. I tried to escape some
characters... but I did not succeed.

 Then I tried "Markdown". It seemed much better... But, still, there was a
problem.

For the JavaScript code, I just added 4 spaces at the beginning of each line
(*Doc*: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/basics). In fact, 99%
the JavaScript code fits well. But the 2 following lines screwed up the
entire page.

cssClearAttr = cssClearAttr.replace(*/^\[/*, '');
cssClearAttr = cssClearAttr.replace(*/\]$/*, '');

I isolated the problem to the characters "[" and "]". I tried to escape
them... as mentioned in the Markdown documentation. But the page was still
screwed up.

Finally I decided to replace the 2 lines above by 2 other lines, that do the
same (but without using "]" and "[") :

cssClearAttr = cssClearAttr.substring(0, cssClearAttr.length - 1);
cssClearAttr = cssClearAttr.substring(1, cssClearAttr.length);

It worked... so I left the page that way.

>From my point of view, the two pages looks good now. Do you see any problem
on the pages?

Regards,

Denis





2011/4/1 Franz Josef Kaiser <[email protected]>

> @DENIS:
>
> i just fixed the wiki page as promised.
>
> The allowed textile formatting rules can be found all over the web,
> but in short html tags like <pre> & code work also as "bc." and "@some
> $code_line echo bla@" works. I'm not completely sure what you meant
> with the javascript code (which one exactly), but please just try to
> mod my changes and try to add it. If nothing works, feel free to
> contact me via e-mail.
>
> Cheers,
> Franz Josef Kaiser.
>
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