On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 4:47 PM, jdd wrote:
> Hello,
Hi jjd,
Still at it I see. Excellent, nice going man. :-D
> I try to set in the wiki a page about joe editor.
>
> It needs many "^X". When there are two on arow, the contetn of ^ertyu^
> is seen as a superscript
I had the same problem when d
Thomas Waldmann a écrit :
>>> Try this `^X` or that:
>
>> {{{ changes the font type and I have tables, so plain wont work :-(
>
> Well, yes. No easy way out.
>
> So maybe using `^X` is the best way easily possible (and changing the
> font to typewriter for a kbd sequence is not that far fetched)
> > Try this `^X` or that:
> {{{ changes the font type and I have tables, so plain wont work :-(
Well, yes. No easy way out.
So maybe using `^X` is the best way easily possible (and changing the
font to typewriter for a kbd sequence is not that far fetched).
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jdd schrieb:
> Thomas Waldmann a écrit :
>>> It needs many "^X". When there are two on arow, the contetn of ^ertyu^
>>> is seen as a superscript
>> Try this `^X` or that:
>> {{{
>> ^X is ...
>> ^Y is ...
>> }}}
>>
>> Or use #format plain for the whole page (then it is just text, not wiki
>> markup)
Thomas Waldmann a écrit :
>> It needs many "^X". When there are two on arow, the contetn of ^ertyu^
>> is seen as a superscript
>
> Try this `^X` or that:
> {{{
> ^X is ...
> ^Y is ...
> }}}
>
> Or use #format plain for the whole page (then it is just text, not wiki
> markup).
well... of course,
> It needs many "^X". When there are two on arow, the contetn of ^ertyu^
> is seen as a superscript
Try this `^X` or that:
{{{
^X is ...
^Y is ...
}}}
Or use #format plain for the whole page (then it is just text, not wiki
markup).
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