I'm writing a recipe to simply show what pasted content looks like in a
PmWiki page.
It dumps everything between the start and end of the markup as determined
by the Markup function in hex and ascii
e.g.
(:simplerecipetemplate:)
Multiple lines of
txt.(:simplerecipetemplateend:)
01: | 02: 4d75
There's a little information on <:vspace> at
https://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/LayoutVariables#HTMLVSpace , including how
to disable it.
A Google search for "pmwiki vspace" will uncover a variety of posts about what
<:vspace> is and why it exists.
Pm
On Wed, Jan 05, 2022 at 02:56:40PM
Thanks heaps PM,
I must admit I only searched for "<:vspace">"
I do understand the use of (),
for web page layout.
What I don't understand is why the Markup function returns the literal
"<:vspace>"
instead of a blank line in the case of the text contained between the
directive start and
