Re: [Radiant] Is the RedCloth extensions known not to work with 0.8.1?

2009-10-18 Thread qutic development 

Isn´t there a dot missing?

*(class1). List Item One

jerry

On 15.10.2009, at 23:53, Nate Turnage wrote:


*(class1) List Item One


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Re: [Radiant] Is the RedCloth extensions known not to work with 0.8.1?

2009-10-18 Thread Andrew Neil 
Nate,

Sorry I can't answer your question directly, but as an alternative you might
consider applying the alternating classes to list elements using javascript.
Some of the appeal in offering Textile or markdown for content editors is
that they have a simple syntax to learn, e.g. asterisks create bullet lists.
As soon as you say to your editors You have to add a class name in brackets
after the asterisk (but make sure there is no space between the asterisk and
the opening bracket!), you've lost the simplicity of textile. It would be
preferable to keep the textile code simple, and apply the classes
unobtrusively with javascript.

The following snippet of jQuery would do the trick:

$(document).ready(function() {
  $(#content ul li:nth-child(3n+1)).addClass(one);
  $(#content ul li:nth-child(3n+2)).addClass(two);
  $(#content ul li:nth-child(3n)).addClass(three);
});

This assumes that the user-editable content is inside a
div id=content/div block, so you may have to tweak it to fit your
needs.

I used this technique to apply alternate bullet point styles to the li on
this site:

http://westportbookfestival.org/media

[See the list at the bottom of the page]

Hope this helps!

Cheers,
Drew


On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 10:53 PM, Nate Turnage pixeln...@gmail.com wrote:

 I am trying to style a list item in a footer snippet and it is not working,
 so I decided to try loading the redcloth extension. And now I am getting an
 error about an unitialized constant in the redcloth_extension. Is the
 redcloth extension still useful for 0.8.1?

 This is what I am trying to do:

 *(class1) List Item One
 *(class2) List Item Two
 *(class3) List Item Three

 But instead of rendering this:

 ul
 li class=class1List Item One/li
 li class=class2List Item Two/li
 li class=class3List Item Three/li
 /ul

 It renders this:

 p
 *(class1) List Item Onebr
 *(class2) List Item Twobr
 *(class3) List Item Three
 /p

 Styling list items this way works on the Redcloth website:
 http://redcloth.org/try-redcloth/

 Should I report this as a bug somewhere?



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Re: [Radiant] Is the RedCloth extensions known not to work with 0.8.1?

2009-10-18 Thread Jason Garber 
Nate, that extension isn't needed after 0.6.9.  Install the RedCloth  
gem and Radiant will use it.

Sent from my iPhone

On Oct 18, 2009, at 10:18 AM, Nate pixeln...@gmail.com wrote:

 On Oct 16, 2009, at 3:33 AM, Andrew Neil
 andrew.jr.n...@googlemail.com wrote:

 Nate,

 Sorry I can't answer your question directly, but as an alternative
 you might
 consider applying the alternating classes to list elements using
 javascript.
 Some of the appeal in offering Textile or markdown for content
 editors is
 that they have a simple syntax to learn, e.g. asterisks create
 bullet lists.
 As soon as you say to your editors You have to add a class name in
 brackets
 after the asterisk (but make sure there is no space between the
 asterisk and
 the opening bracket!), you've lost the simplicity of textile. It
 would be
 preferable to keep the textile code simple, and apply the classes
 unobtrusively with javascript.

 The following snippet of jQuery would do the trick:

 $(document).ready(function() {
 $(#content ul li:nth-child(3n+1)).addClass(one);
 $(#content ul li:nth-child(3n+2)).addClass(two);
 $(#content ul li:nth-child(3n)).addClass(three);
 });


 Thanks for that. But what I am trying to do works in the try
 redcloth area of the redcloth site. So it is within the capabilities
 of redcloth even though it isn't working in radiant. That's really the
 focus of my previous post. Well it was intended to be.

 The unordered list is part of a footer snippet that won't be changed
 very often so the simplicity of textile doesn't really matter here.
 Honestly I gave up on textile and just styled it by hand.

 ~Nate

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[Radiant] Is the RedCloth extensions known not to work with 0.8.1?

2009-10-15 Thread Nate Turnage 
I am trying to style a list item in a footer snippet and it is not working,
so I decided to try loading the redcloth extension. And now I am getting an
error about an unitialized constant in the redcloth_extension. Is the
redcloth extension still useful for 0.8.1?

This is what I am trying to do:

*(class1) List Item One
*(class2) List Item Two
*(class3) List Item Three

But instead of rendering this:

ul
li class=class1List Item One/li
li class=class2List Item Two/li
li class=class3List Item Three/li
/ul

It renders this:

p
*(class1) List Item Onebr
*(class2) List Item Twobr
*(class3) List Item Three
/p

Styling list items this way works on the Redcloth website:
http://redcloth.org/try-redcloth/

Should I report this as a bug somewhere?



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