In order to do some fancy css stuff without having to traverse the DOM with jQuery I would like to generate an <div></div> within a <li> by using standard markup.
My preferred syntax would be something like this: * Attach:someImage.jpg \\ (:div class="fancyTitleBox":)e. g. title of the picture(:divend:) Of course this does not work (because (:div:) has to be on the beginning of a line which previous line is not ended by \\). so far the only thing I can generate with standard markup is a span, which is very restricted in terms of CSS. Span: * Attach:someImage.jpg \\ %%fancyTitleBox%%e. g. title of the picture%% Yes I do now, that I could create custom markup and a lot of other workarounds (jQuery hacking for once) to accomplish the same thing. Thanks for any thoughts on this, even if it’s just a simple confirmation, that this is not possible with PmWiki standard markup. Best regards, Josh -- 金龍攝影 JLP joshleepictures.com 艺术指导 创意摄影 会展经理 ART DRCTR CREATIVE PHTGRPHR EXHIBIT MNGR mobile +49-1511-5794189 email [email protected] http joshleepictures.com linkedin http://linkedin.com/in/joshleepictures 22 aurikelweg 50259 pulheim germany _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
