Jason Garber wrote:
Nate, I didn't really follow you. Can you have another go at it?
Sure. It was late when I posted. When I upgraded to 0.7.1 I noticed that
I was getting extra line breaks (<br>) between lines, even though the
exact same stylesheet was used and nothing else in the conten had
changed. Well as it turned out, the pages with the problems had the
Textile filter on and the snippets and page parts added on the pages
each had textile turned on. In 0.6.9 this didn't create problems,
everything went through it's own filtering process and the html rendered
correctly.
In 0.7.1, every time a page part or snippet was processed on the page,
the Textile filter was invoked and I was getting html with extra line
breaks as Textile filter was called multiple times on the same page
content. I may be the only person experiencing this, but for me, this
excellent. This is exactly how I originally imagined the Textile filter
to work. With the filter set on a container page, all the page parts and
snippets on it are filtered at the same time.
Does that make more sense?
Radiant 0.6.9 locked you into using RedCloth 3.0.4 for Textile, which
was released in September of 2005. 0.7.1 lets you use RedCloth from
gems, so you can get the latest RedCloth—4.1.9 which is much better.
It handles HTML or already-rendered Textile (i.e. HTML) much better.
I find occasionally I still have to wrap some radius tags in
<notextile> blocks, but it's a big improvement over what we had before.
Do you have to do anything special to make this happen? I installed the
RedCloth 4 extension to avoid using v3.0.4 that it looks like Radiant
uses by default. Are you saying that Radiant should automatically use my
gem by default?
Maybe something within Radiant changed between 0.6.9 and 0.7.1, but I
doubt it.
Are you saying it's an overall improvement? Do you have suggestions
for additional improvements.
I would say that if Radiant uses the gem automatically, then it's
perfect. If not, then I am getting the behavior that I wanted by using
the RedCloth4 extension.
That reminds me, I made a pure-Ruby version of RedCloth a couple
months ago and I should submit that to Radiant to be bundled in in
place of 3.0.4.
That would be great.
Have a great weekend! I'm probably offline 'til Tuesday.
You too, but I am always online. ;^)
~Nate
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