[fossil-users] Markdown question

[Rene]

So I converted all the embedded documentation to markdown and on a, 
cursory, inspection it looks the same.

I found one peculiar thing which is reported to Natacha.

I think I like it.

There are extensions to markdown syntax. but I'm not sure how they can 
be used. example


centertable border=1 cellpadding=10 hspace=10 vspace=10
trtd align=center
img src=branch05.gif width=485 height=177br
Figure 5
/td/tr/table/center

is translated in

  
  ![](branch05.gif)\
   Figure 5
  

I'm missing height and width here. In the soldout documentation it is 
mentioned that

Discount-ish renderer

discount_html and discount_xhtml implement on top of the standard 
markdown some of the extensions found in Discount.


image size specitication, by appending  =(width)x(height) to the 
link,

pseudo-protocols in links:
abbr:description for abbr title=description.../abbr
class:name for span class=name.../span
id:name for a id=name.../a
raw:text for verbatim unprocessed text inclusion
class blocks: blockquotes beginning with %class% will be rendered 
as a div of the given class(es).


Are these available?  If so what is the syntax I tried:
![](branch05.gif)=(485)x(177)\
![](branch05.gif =(485)x(177))\
![]=(485)x(177)(branch05.gif )\
![=(485)x(177)](branch05.gif )\


I like this feature because it is much less to specify and given that 
you can add class and id attributes CSS can be used for style.

If I only new how to use it :-)

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Wiki pages
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When I add markdown markup to a wiki-page e.g.
I add:   **rene de Zwart**
This  rendered as **rene de Zwart** .

What is the strategy with respect to wiki pages and the use of 
markdown?



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Rene
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[fossil-users] Side-by-side diffs in wiki pages?

[vuk]

Since the functionality mentioned in subj is already implemented and works
for code diffs between revisions, is it possible to have it in wiki pages?
Maybe a custom markup convention that would allow adding two code snippets
and having them rendered as side-by-side diffs in wiki pages?

I'd really want to avoid making code diffs in a third party diffing
program, making screenshots and attaching them to wiki pages as images.


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