Reading up a bit on markdown, and poking arround the generated html and the css we are using i *think* (assuming i understand everything correctly) we have two problems...
: places where there should be inlined 'code' in a fixed width : font, ie... ...this looks like CSS problem. Our CSS is assuming any <code> tags should be treated as block elements which makes it impossible to have inline code quoting. we should probably change most of the "code" css to use the "pre > code" since that's what the markdown docs i'm looking at say markdown generates for code blocks. Which leads me to the second problem... : Meanwhile, places where there should be indented code blocks with a : colored background... ...that looks like a content problem. we seem to be using "<source>" as the markup for our code blocks, but the markdown docs i'm finding say thta "4 whitespcae characters of indentation" should be used for code blocks. (i suspect the <source> tags are left over from the forrest conversion) ...does that sound right to you Grant? -Hoss --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
