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     new 889e4a1  [site] Fix code example layout bug in configuration page
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commit 889e4a1759f65dfbef2e887d10fb10438ae2dee6
Author: Claude Brisson <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Sat May 30 15:31:23 2020 +0200

    [site] Fix code example layout bug in configuration page
---
 src/content/engine/2.1/configuration.mdtext   |  6 +++---
 src/content/engine/2.2/configuration.mdtext   | 18 ++++++++----------
 src/content/engine/devel/configuration.mdtext | 18 ++++++++----------
 3 files changed, 19 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-)

diff --git a/src/content/engine/2.1/configuration.mdtext 
b/src/content/engine/2.1/configuration.mdtext
index 3fcb1a1..da626c4 100644
--- a/src/content/engine/2.1/configuration.mdtext
+++ b/src/content/engine/2.1/configuration.mdtext
@@ -245,9 +245,9 @@ The following resource management configuration keys only 
apply to the default R
 
 > Since 2.0, inside a macro, the rendering of null arguments uses the local 
 > reference literal. For instance, the following VTL code
 > 
->     :::velocity
->     #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
->     #display( $null )
+>         :::velocity
+>         #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
+>         #display( $null )
 > 
 > will display `$foo`. To revert to the 1.x behavior, since 2.1, you can set 
 > this property to true. The previous code will then display `$null`.
 
diff --git a/src/content/engine/2.2/configuration.mdtext 
b/src/content/engine/2.2/configuration.mdtext
index 18c375a..ad49f7a 100644
--- a/src/content/engine/2.2/configuration.mdtext
+++ b/src/content/engine/2.2/configuration.mdtext
@@ -267,19 +267,17 @@ The following resource management configuration keys only 
apply to the default R
 > 
 > 1. Since 2.0, inside a macro, the rendering of null arguments uses the local 
 > reference literal. For instance, the following VTL code
 > 
->     :::velocity
->     #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
->     #display( $bar ) ## where $bar is null
-> 
+>         :::velocity
+>         #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
+>         #display( $bar ) ## where $bar is null
 > will display `$foo`. When B.C. mode is enabled, Velocity will mimic the 1.x 
 > behavior which is to render `$bar`.
 >
 > 2. Since 2.0, missing arguments which don't have an explicit default value 
 > are considered null inside the macro. The following code
->
->     :::velocity
->     #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
->     #set( $foo = 'hello' )
->     #display()
->
+> 
+>         :::velocity
+>         #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
+>         #set( $foo = 'hello' )
+>         #display()
 > will display `$foo`. When B.C. mode is enabled, Velocity will mimic the 1.x 
 > behavior which is to use the global context value, that is render `hello`.
 
 **`velocimacro.body_reference = false`**
diff --git a/src/content/engine/devel/configuration.mdtext 
b/src/content/engine/devel/configuration.mdtext
index 18c375a..ad49f7a 100644
--- a/src/content/engine/devel/configuration.mdtext
+++ b/src/content/engine/devel/configuration.mdtext
@@ -267,19 +267,17 @@ The following resource management configuration keys only 
apply to the default R
 > 
 > 1. Since 2.0, inside a macro, the rendering of null arguments uses the local 
 > reference literal. For instance, the following VTL code
 > 
->     :::velocity
->     #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
->     #display( $bar ) ## where $bar is null
-> 
+>         :::velocity
+>         #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
+>         #display( $bar ) ## where $bar is null
 > will display `$foo`. When B.C. mode is enabled, Velocity will mimic the 1.x 
 > behavior which is to render `$bar`.
 >
 > 2. Since 2.0, missing arguments which don't have an explicit default value 
 > are considered null inside the macro. The following code
->
->     :::velocity
->     #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
->     #set( $foo = 'hello' )
->     #display()
->
+> 
+>         :::velocity
+>         #macro( display $foo ) $foo #end
+>         #set( $foo = 'hello' )
+>         #display()
 > will display `$foo`. When B.C. mode is enabled, Velocity will mimic the 1.x 
 > behavior which is to use the global context value, that is render `hello`.
 
 **`velocimacro.body_reference = false`**

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