Brent Palmer wrote:
Ahh, good question. But yes, we did install Tidy. It's the windows
version though if that makes a difference. We are reasonably sure that
it's working (it definitely works independently of MW) because a few
small rendering problems were fixed, but the major ones
Brent Palmer wrote:
// If you enabled tidy after importing the articles, did you purge them?
Thatsmall is closed for me with tidy, but the extra/div in the
Further reading section does give me problems.
Based on your comments, we realized that tidy must not be working or not
Hi,
We are creating an off-line version of the wikipedia, but we continue to
have problems getting templates to render correctly. So far, we've
tracked down two sources of the problem.
Here is one example:
One is when tags are not closed properly. Here is an example from
Hi,
We are creating an off-line version of the wikipedia, but we continue to
have problems getting templates to render correctly. So far, we've
tracked down several sources of the problem.
Here is another example:
In several templates I've tracked down the problem to a call to the
#switch
On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 10:52 AM, Brent Palmer b...@brentopalmer.com wrote:
We have the same extensions applied as Wikipedia. We also have the
wgUseTidy set to true.
If you have any ideas about how to troubleshoot this one, I'd appreciate it.
Did you install Tidy or just turn the setting on?
Ahh, good question. But yes, we did install Tidy. It's the windows
version though if that makes a difference. We are reasonably sure that
it's working (it definitely works independently of MW) because a few
small rendering problems were fixed, but the major ones described here
weren't
