Tuesday, March 6, 2007, 3:35:26 PM, Seth wrote:
> are you saying that I should just create empty parameters, for example if I
> wish to
> disable some of the standard markup used for italics or bold?
> Or, for example, I changed to format of headings, but didnt want to break
> everything,
> so I changed the standard parameters from being 1 exclamation to 6, to being
> from 2
> exclamations to 6 (I am using !1! for heading 1 etc, so the one exclamation
> is in
> conflict). It is easy to add, hard to take away :).
you can change standard markup defined in scripts/stdmarkup by
defining it in config.php (give it the same name).
For instance:
## headings !! to !!!!!!
Markup('^!', 'block',
'/^(!{2,6})\\s?(.*)$/e',
"'<:block,1><h'.strlen('$1').PSS('>$2</h').strlen('$1').'>'");
Before you were talking about changing style sheets, and I responded
to that. For attributes defined in style sheet you cannot just create
empty definitions, like
em {font-weight:;}
you need to set new values, if you want to overrule a value set
before, or the browser's standard:
em {font-weight:600;}
Hans
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