Michael Nordstr�m wrote: > I don't agree that this is a "limitation" in the > Plucker format. There is nothing in the format > that "force" you to only create paragraphs when you > find a <p> in the HTML code. You can create a new > paragraph (and link to it) when you run into the > <a name=> tag, too. I can see one problem and that > is if the tag is inside a line of text, but I haven't > seen any web pages that use the <a name> tag that > way (it's usually on a line of its own.)
This is actually an excellent solution! I just implemented it and get good results. JPluck now starts a new paragraph (with line spacing 0) whenever it encounters an anchor. If the anchor is followed by a paragraph or heading then the paragraph spacing is adjusted accordingly. Anchors in pages like this one http://members.aol.com/pocketpress/ (bug report #420) now work correctly. This page relies on <br> to achieve spacing. Anchors occurring in the middle of a line are indeed pretty rare, and since text lines are small on a handheld screen anyway it isn't very serious in the event that they do. > Anyway, don't blame the Plucker format for limitations > in the *implementation* of the format ;-) In this context it's more useful to think of a Paragraph as a "text block"(which is what it really is). Thanks -Laurens _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list
