DaveG wrote: >> Is it perhaps a skin issue? On my own site I’m using triad (with or >> without the right-bar) and I know I don’t have that problem… > It happens because of the way the PRE tag is defined as being > non-wrapping. When there is a long line contained in PRE tags (check out > under the Examples heading), the width of the page expands to > accommodate the non-wrapped PRE, which causes all other paragraphs to > appear 'too wide'. In fact they aren't too wide -- they simply expand to > fill the now wider than normal page. > > Some skins manage this by redefining the PRE and CODE tags to either > allow wrapping, or to incorporate scrollbars around PRE content. Check > out Blix (http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Blix) for some examples. > > ~ ~ Dave
There are probably spaces at the beginning of the line. The old default was that spaces meant <pre>. (There was talk of changing the default.) From the sample config file: ## Some sites may want leading spaces on markup lines to indicate ## "preformatted text blocks", set $EnableWSPre=1 if you want to do ## this. Setting it to a higher number increases the number of ## space characters required on a line to count as "preformatted text". # $EnableWSPre = 0; # PmWiki 2.2.0 default (disabled) # $EnableWSPre = 1; # lines beginning with space are preformatted # $EnableWSPre = 4; # lines with 4 spaces are preformatted So, set it = 0. (Unless, of course, some of your authors have intentionally used this feature, in which case you have a decision to make.) Sandy _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
