Mark S. wrote:
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> That explains formatting. It doesn't explain why double line feeds use the
> default template. I think that goes back to legacy.
>
There is some very old issue about formatting when transcluding, causing
things to end up as inline when one wants block. (Maybe someone can
That explains formatting. It doesn't explain why double line feeds use the
default template. I think that goes back to legacy.
On Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 2:33:05 PM UTC-8, Mat wrote:
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> Mark S. wrote:
>>
>> The reason double-space works is because hmm ... legacy reasons, I
>>
Mark S. wrote:
>
> The reason double-space works is because hmm ... legacy reasons, I
> think.
>
There's also a practical reason: No space outputs something styled as
"display:inline" whereas double space outputs "display:block". For example
no space would give output
aaabbbccc
and
Jarard,
So something you can take from Marks point is you can make your own
template which handles this however you wish (within limits).
use the template=tiddler parameter on the list widget
For inspiration look at the one that is (most likey) used by
default $:/core/ui/ListItemTemplate
It's a known anomaly. List widget uses whatever is between <$list> and
as a template. If there is nothing
(not even a space) then it uses it's own default template. But if there is
even a single space, then it uses
"space" as the template.
The reason double-space works is because hmm ...
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