On Thu, 15 Mar 2007, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
That's correct. Paragraphs begin on any line that doesn't start with
some other form of "block" markup.
I'd be interested in more details on how a paragraph is delimited/defined
when you have some time. Then I could polish the description if needed and
add it to the wiki.
One reason why I wonder is that I'm using the convention of putting a
brief description of the content/purpose of the page at the top of the
page. It works reasonably well, and I do think most pages deserve such a
description. The reason I started putting the description at the top was
John's "teaser markup". However, IIRC that only takes the first line of
the page - I could be wrong here and confusing it with wath you can
include.
So maybe the following is a better question:
Is it possible to include only the first paragraph of a page, and what
would this be then?
And a follow up question. What if the page looked like this:
!! Some title
(:toc:)
Paragraph with description....
Would you say that the description paragraph is the first, second or third
paragraph on that page? (From an include point of view).
Regards,
/Christian
PS. Yes, I know anchors could be used to define the description paragraph,
but for some reason I never get around to actually inserting a
[[#desc]]...
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Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
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