This pretty much works.
The image and div vs. p solutions worked perfectly. I even figured
out how to hyperlink the images. If anyone is wondering its:
%img class=MyClass% [[http://www.yahoo.com/ | placehoder.jpg"alt and
title text"]]%%
For now, I'm okay with using (:div: class="MyClass":) rather than
blockquotes, but I'd still *really* like to figure out how to code
that. I try to be semantic as possible.
At any rate, I'll email you off list to see where to send your Money :)
Thanks!
Andy
On Mar 11, 2008, at 4:14 PM, Eemeli Aro wrote:
Apologies if any of the following is in error, I don't have the time
to verify the code just now.
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 11:14 PM, Andrew Standfield
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1) How can I make it so that when I place an image, the block of
text it
is in is a [p] rather than a [div]?
I'm guessing that this happens only when the image is before any other
text on the line? If so, it's probably due to the '^img' markup rule.
I've found replacing default markup from a config file to be a bit
tricky given the way that the Markup function doesn't check if a rule
has been previously set. So, it's probably easiest for you to directly
edit the file scripts/stdmarkup.php & change the <div>s to <p>s on
line 324.
2) How can I apply a class (and/or an id) to an image in the form
of:
[p][img src="http://ref.to.image.jpg"; alt="Example"
class="myClass" /] Blah blah blah.[/p]
Add the following line to your config file:
$WikiStyle['img'] = array( 'apply' => 'img' );
This will let you surround the image with the markup %img
...%YourImage.jpg%% and have any valid WikiStyles apply to the image.
Example: %img class=logo id=pm%Attach:pmwiki.png%%
3) Is there any way to use relative paths for images (this one isn't
all that important, but it would be nice)?
Use the "Path:" intermap format, ie. write
Path:/path/to/your/image.jpg or even
Path:../relative/path/to/image.jpg
Ideally, I'd like to mark it up like this (in actually using the
wiki, that is):
(:bq class="MyClass":)
Blah blah blah blah.
Yadda yadda.
(:bqend:)
If you're ok with having the same effect with a different tag, try the
following:
indent MyClass id=bingle<<
Blah blah blah blah.
Yadda yadda.
<<
That'll produce a div that's a member of two classes 'indent' and
'MyClass', and has the id 'bingle'. By default, PmWiki includes the
following CSS rule:
.indent { margin-left:40px; }
which makes it practically into a blockquote.
eemeli
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